The unique Tsauchab River Camp guest farm is located on the banks of the Tsauchab River, surrounded by the imposing Naukluft and Tsaris Mountains.
This area features giant wild fig trees and sparkling clear springs, serving as the main water source for Sesriem Canyon and Sossusvlei when in flood. This natural phenomenon ends abruptly in a dry lake at the foot of the world’s highest dunes.
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 2025 - October 2025 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Accommodation | Per Room | Single Rate |
| Room (Dinner & Breakfast) | NAD 4,100 | NAD 2,400 |
| 3-Bed Family Room (Dinner & Breakfast) | NAD 4,650 | |
| 4-Bed Family Room (Dinner & Breakfast) | NAD 5,500 | |
| Camping | Per Night | |
| Camp Site | NAD 210 | |
| Adult | NAD 180 | |
| Children 5-11 years | NAD 100 | |
Our chalets are situated 800m from the reception and restaurant area, built along the bank of the Tsauchab River amidst nature. The accommodation includes:
All chalets feature en-suite facilities. While they are not equipped for self-catering, barbeque facilities with wash-up areas are provided. Cutlery and crockery can be supplied as needed.
Note that there are no electrical points; only 12V lights are available.
We offer exclusive camping sites along the Tsauchab River, with an additional four sites under a grove of False Ebony trees at Naukluft View.
Each campsite is designed with private tiled bathroom facilities, including hot-water showers and flush toilets, as well as a unique tree shower and flushing bush toilet with a view.
Electricity is not available at the campsites, but we cater for all electrical needs at reception 24/7.
This well-marked 21km trail into the Tsaris Mountains offers breathtaking scenery, natural springs, and diverse fauna and flora, making your 5-8 hour hike worthwhile.
A 6km trail leading to stunning views as you ascend Rooikop mountain from 1118m to 1412m above sea level, taking approximately one and a half to two hours.
This trail highlights various aloe species in the area, particularly Aloe dichotoma. The hike lasts about one and a half hours and offers beautiful scenery and photo opportunities.
A leisurely 1.5-hour stroll providing excellent photo opportunities while passing old wild fig trees and natural springs, showcasing the highest density of Ficus Sycomorus trees in Namibia.
A 1.4 km one-way trail featuring breathtaking views into the Namib Desert.
This trail caters to both novice and experienced 4x4 enthusiasts, offering an adventurous experience rated from 0-5. The trail overlaps with our hiking trail for a combined experience. It requires basic to extensive 4x4 skills depending on the section.
Our Iron Arts feature artistic iron sculptures crafted from various materials. Take a tour through our iron sculpture garden for a unique experience.
A road trip across Namibia is an experience you will cherish forever, the freedom to stop wherever you want and explore Namibia on your own terms, for that you will need to hire the right car.
