Kalahari Bushbreaks Camping Buitepos

Kalahari Bush Camping is a 4000ha farm located 85km to the east of Gobabis, bordering the newly completed tarred road which links Windhoek and Johannesburg through Botswana.

Email: buitepos@go.namibiabookings.com

The Kalahari Desert is a vast sandveld region which extends over central and western Botswana into eastern Namibia and the Northern Cape. Although generally described as a desert, the typical Kalahari landscape is surprisingly well-vegetated.

Please take note that the campsites are situated 2.5km from the lodge!!!

There are ten camping sites, and a waterhole. The camp is conveniently positioned close to the passing Trans-Kgalagadi Highway and an ideal overnight stop for visitors to and from Namibia.

Guests can do the 4x4 route whilst staying in the camp sites. Please ask the gate attendant for the map and there is a small cost per vehicle.

Breakfast and dinner can be enjoyed at the Guest House and must be booked before 16h00. Ablution facilities are modern with a rustic touch, all to make the visitor feel that he is in Africa.

Each camping site has its own fireplace and braai grid with an electric light and 15 amp plug point.

Eco Camping Sites
This facility is in close proximity to the lux campsites and shaded by indigenous bastard umbrella thorn trees (Acacia Luederitzii). The sites are grouped around an open-air ablution block and would serve the visitor who is on a limited budget or would really like to "rough it".

Hot water for the showers is provided by a "donky" which is a must for a true romantic Namibian evening

Kalahari Bush Breaks allows you to choose a wide range of adventures. We are convinced that you will fall in love with the deafening tranquillity and that your impressions will be unforgettable!

Time is not an issue; there are no set schedules, and certainly no pressure to participate in drives or walks. The Kalahari Bush Breaks team offers such a broad spectrum of options that guests are at liberty to choose as and when they want, those facilities which suit their personal preferences.

•Game drives (pre book before 15h00)
•A 20km Self drive 4x4 Route
•3 walking trails, some leading to the ancient bushman engravings (For lodge guests only)
•observing game from a hide overlooking a waterhole (For lodge guests only)
•Horse riding (on request for experienced riders and must be booked in advance)
The Kalahari offers visitors the opportunity to see one of the last essentially intact eco systems in Africa - as well as visiting a land where Bushmen once roamed. Add to that the open nature of the terrain, and you have fine wildlife viewing against a backdrop of high scenic drama.

There are no lakes here, no flowing rivers. Temperatures are extreme: there are summer highs of over 40°C, and winter lows reach a bone-chilling - 10°C. But this frequently arid and often barren-looking terrain, which has a great beauty of its own, is home to thousands of plants and animals which survive and reproduce century after century. Fascinating survival techniques abound in the hostile wilderness.

Location
The 4000ha farm is located 85km to the east of Gobabis, bordering the newly completed tarred road which links Windhoek and Johannesburg through Botswana.

From Johannesburg via Lobatsi, Jwaneng and Kang, a 1000km (11 hour) drive; 26km past the Mamuno border post. All on tarred road.

From Windhoek, via Gobabis a 300km drive, all on tarred road.
Landing strip 1000 metres long - Gravel
Co-ordinates: 22.19.835 S - 19.44.965 E
Nearest International Airport: Windhoek - 270 Km
Nearest Town & Hospital: Gobabis - 87 Km