The Namibian wilderness invites you to Serra Cafema Camp, one of southern Africa's most remote and memorable camps, located on the Kunene River in northwestern Kaokoland. Accessible only by a three-hour light aircraft trip from Windhoek.
This exclusive camp offers 16 beds under shady Albida trees. It shares the stunning landscape with the Himba people, Africa's last truly nomadic tribe. The region features rugged mountains, grassy valleys, sand, tough grasses, shrubs, and 'fairy circles'. The Kunene River, the area's only permanent water source, creates a lush oasis amidst the Namib Desert.
Features of Serra Cafema Camp
Accommodation comprises 8 canvas and thatched chalets each with its own en-suite bathroom. Daily 4x4 scenic drives, walking trails, boating & angling on the river form part of the activities as well as visits to the nearby Himba village. No Selfdrives!
List of facilities
- Double Canvas Chalets with en-suite Facilities
- Restaurant and Pub with a fantastic view of the River
- Swimming Pool
What To Do at Serra Cafema Camp
Activities at Serra Cafema focus on exploring the Namib Desert sands and lush river oases. Guests can enjoy nature drives and guided quad bike excursions through the dunes, taking care to preserve the delicate habitats. Boating on the Kunene River offers views of crocodiles and waterbirds in the surreal landscape. Walking in remote mountain and river valleys and visiting a Himba settlement, one of Africa's last true nomadic tribes, are also highlights.
Things to do
- 4x4 Scenic Drives
- Walking Trails
- Boating and Angling on the River
- Visit to the nearby Himba Village
- Relax at the Swimming Pool
- Game Drives in the Hartmans Valley
- Nature Walks
- Quad Biking
- Bird Watching
Activities
- Nature walks in the valleys and at the waterfalls
- Nature drives in Hartmann's Valley in open Land Rovers
- Visit to a working Himba village (should the nomadic people be in the area)
- Optional full day outing to Marienfluss Valley with a packed picnic lunch
