Faces of the Namib

Clients are responsible for providing all their own camping gear, including tents, blow-up or hiking mattresses, bedding etc
At certain demarcated locations in the desert, we have created semi-permanent rudimentary camp sites. However, anywhere in the desert can be easily transformed into a suitable place to pitch one’s tent for the night. Where we thus set up camp is dependent on factors such as time of day and location. We do aim to reach our semi-permanent sites on most nights. The guide’s vehicles come equipped with all kitchen utensils for meal preparation (please provide your own personal crockery, cutlery and mugs), as well as communal items such as chemical loos (not available during daily transit), showers, barbecue (braai) tools. Nets are rigged up between vehicles to protect sites from the wind and create a more pleasant campfire ambience.