The camp has a host of exciting activities to choose from. Game drives are conducted by expert guides and are the perfect way to explore this unique desert wilderness and wildlife including sightings of the region’s unique concentration of wildlife, such as gemsbuck, brown hyena, aardvark, zebra, and flamingo. There is an exciting quad bike excursion through the salt pans. Walking safaris let guests commune with the camp’s friendly meerkat colony. In addition, there are cultural tours with a group of Zu/’hoasi Bushmen as they share their ancient culture. Horse safaris explore the pans the same way the missionaries and explorers did. There is even a visit to Seven Sisters, Chapman’s Baobab which is one of the three largest and oldest trees in Africa.

The main camp includes a magnificent mess tent with a small natural history museum and library. There is also a tea tent spread with cushions in the Moroccan style for a relaxing afternoon refreshment. A yoga pavilion is available too. The camp is known for its delectable food and fresh and original meals. An environmentally friendly property, it runs on almost one hundred percent solar power.