The eight Meru-style resident tents made from wood, canvas and thatch are the perfect haven of comfort after long hot days exploring the surrounding terrain. Seven of the tents come with two twin beds that can be combined to make a double. In addition to which, the camp has one family unit that can sleep up to four people in two adjacent rooms connected by a door. The intimate and luxurious honeymoon chalet must be booked well in advance due to its popularity. Each tent has an en-suite bathroom, ceiling fan and mosquito nets. The tents are built on large, elevated decks for picturesque views over the Kunene River.

The camp is nestled in the shade of the Albia trees right on the banks of the Kunene river in Hartmann’s Valley. As the only permanent water source in the region, the Kunene River and its verdant banks cut a winding band of green through the lunar-like landscape of the Namib Desert which stretches to the Serra Cafema mountain range in the north. There are small herds of gemsbok, springbok, and Hartmann’s mountain zebra in the area. The Kunene River even has a large population of Nile crocodiles. For bird lovers, Burchell’s courser and Benguela long-billed lark are some of the bird species to be found here.