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Namibia

Mowani Mountain Camp

PLAN MY TRIP

Set against massive russet-colored boulders, Mowani Mountain Lodge’s elegant rooms blend harmoniously with the awe-inspiring and stark beauty of Damaraland.

The lodge’s thirteen rooms are an architectural inspiration that at once reflects the natural elements of thatch-roofs, wooden floors, and neutral tones with vaulted ceilings and modern furnishings. Each of the twelve rooms enjoys comfy beds and open views of the granite hills and sweeping valley below. The en suite bathrooms feature an open-air plan with double vanities and a shower. The Mini-Suite takes the luxuries one step farther by adding an additional indoor bathroom and beautifully-furnished lounge. But the Mountain Suite surpasses them all with its double room, en suite bathroom with a bush bath and shower with a view, private dining area and bar, and butler service. Every room and suite includes a private deck with a table and chairs for relaxing and taking in the magnificent views.

The lodge is located is the dramatically stunning Damaraland between the Ugab & Huab rivers, in Twyfelfontein Conservancy. The lodge sits within one of the driest and most desolate regions in all of Africa. Because water is scarce, this scrubland is home to a varied assortment of desert-adapted wildlife including elephants and black rhinos who can go for days without water. Gemsbok, kudu, springbok, Hartman’s mountain zebra, southern giraffe, gemsbok, lion, cheetah, and spotted and brown hyena call this desert home too. Birdwatchers will delight in the over 240 species recorded here.

An elephant and dune drive takes place in a comfortable open-air vehicle. The journey begins in the morning for a four to six-hour exploration of the region in search of the desert-adapted elephants and with the knowledgeable expertise of the local guide pointing out different plants and animals on the way. Afternoon excursions travel to Twyfelfontein to examine the famous rock engravings and the wonders of the Organ Pipes. Nature walks around the lodge are a fantastic way to learn more about the local flora and fauna as well as make room for more delicious food.

The main complex houses a reception area, bar, spacious dining room, and a comfortable lounge that overlooks the waterhole. The waterhole has been expanded to provide a local elephant herd of elephants with plenty of water when they stop by for a drink. The lodge’s pool is sheltered by the granite boulders and includes a wooden sundeck with marvelous views of the valley. The lodge is an eco-friendly property that utilizes solar-power, its own herb garden, and supports many community projects. Families are welcome.

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Namibia

Mowani Mountain Camp

PLAN MY TRIP

Set against massive russet-colored boulders, Mowani Mountain Lodge’s elegant rooms blend harmoniously with the awe-inspiring and stark beauty of Damaraland.

The lodge’s thirteen rooms are an architectural inspiration that at once reflects the natural elements of thatch-roofs, wooden floors, and neutral tones with vaulted ceilings and modern furnishings. Each of the twelve rooms enjoys comfy beds and open views of the granite hills and sweeping valley below. The en suite bathrooms feature an open-air plan with double vanities and a shower. The Mini-Suite takes the luxuries one step farther by adding an additional indoor bathroom and beautifully-furnished lounge. But the Mountain Suite surpasses them all with its double room, en suite bathroom with a bush bath and shower with a view, private dining area and bar, and butler service. Every room and suite includes a private deck with a table and chairs for relaxing and taking in the magnificent views.

The lodge is located is the dramatically stunning Damaraland between the Ugab & Huab rivers, in Twyfelfontein Conservancy. The lodge sits within one of the driest and most desolate regions in all of Africa. Because water is scarce, this scrubland is home to a varied assortment of desert-adapted wildlife including elephants and black rhinos who can go for days without water. Gemsbok, kudu, springbok, Hartman’s mountain zebra, southern giraffe, gemsbok, lion, cheetah, and spotted and brown hyena call this desert home too. Birdwatchers will delight in the over 240 species recorded here.

An elephant and dune drive takes place in a comfortable open-air vehicle. The journey begins in the morning for a four to six-hour exploration of the region in search of the desert-adapted elephants and with the knowledgeable expertise of the local guide pointing out different plants and animals on the way. Afternoon excursions travel to Twyfelfontein to examine the famous rock engravings and the wonders of the Organ Pipes. Nature walks around the lodge are a fantastic way to learn more about the local flora and fauna as well as make room for more delicious food.

The main complex houses a reception area, bar, spacious dining room, and a comfortable lounge that overlooks the waterhole. The waterhole has been expanded to provide a local elephant herd of elephants with plenty of water when they stop by for a drink. The lodge’s pool is sheltered by the granite boulders and includes a wooden sundeck with marvelous views of the valley. The lodge is an eco-friendly property that utilizes solar-power, its own herb garden, and supports many community projects. Families are welcome.

Safari Camps
Points of Interest
Hotels & Resorts
Journeys