Waving palms, spectacular sunsets, the rush of perennial waters cascading down richly coloured rock walls, and vibrant bird life. This is Epupa Camp, situated east of the Epupa Falls on the banks of the Kunene River in north-western Namibia.
Discounts may be available for children sharing with adults, please specify the ages and number of children when making your booking or requesting a quote.
| November 2024 - October 2025 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Accommodation | Per Person Sharing | Single Rate |
| Tented Room (Dinner & Breakfast) | NAD 2,580 | NAD 3,155 |
| Accommodation | Per Unit | |
| Cottage (Dinner & Breakfast) | NAD 5,400 | |
| Kingfisher Dome Tent (Bed Only) | NAD 1,120 | |
| Camping | Per Person | |
| Camping | NAD 240 | |
General text about the accommodation. Introduction to what type of accommodation is offered at Epupa Camp and any particular selling points. Highligh standard facilities available in all room types, for example fans, air-conditioning or tea and coffee stations.
Epupa Camp consists of nine luxury safari-style tents erected on stone platforms, each with two single beds and en-suite bathroom.
All tents have electricity and mosquito netting and an outside, shaded balcony overlooking the tranquil Kunene River.
A minimum stay of two nights, ideally three, is recommended to fully benefit
from everything the Epupa area has to offer.
Our campsites combine the use of local material with pleasing attention to detail to allow for a most memorable stay in Namibia.
Private ablution facilities are available, consisting of a shower with warm & cold water, flush toilets and two hand basins, a barbeque area and a sink for dishes.
Warm water is supplied by what in Namibia is called a ‘donkie’. This system is quite energy efficient as it only needs a few pieces of low quality wood to heat up the water.
We use mostly fall-offs caused by the wind or age in combination with
low quality wood to heat up the water. Our camping staff fire the 'donkies'
every morning and late in the afternoon.
Irrespective of whether you fly or drive, getting to Epupa is an experience in itself. A flight from Windhoek takes you past Etosha National Park and the striking Zebra Mountains before descending along the Kunene River.
By road you will see the landscape gradually becoming wilder and more desolate. You will pass Himba villages, large herds of cattle or goats and Himba walking long distances.
Watch out for wild animals that roam the region. You will find us about 800 m east of the Epupa Falls, approximately 180 km north west of Opuwo, through Okonguati on road DR3700
