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Wolwedans - where to stay for pilots in Namibia
There is a collection of six elegant safari camps nestled into the dunes.
The camps building style is a combination of wooden structures and canvas blinds, opening up to the desert.
On your way from the Airstrip to the camp you will already meet a lot of Ory and Springbok. More than 5000 Oryx and up to 10000 Springbok live in the area.
From the air you spot the "fairy circles". The circles, which support little flora, are an integral part of the distinctive landscape of NamibRand Nature Reserve. No one has yet been able to ultimately determine their cause or purpose.
The camps building style is a combination of wooden structures and canvas blinds, opening up to the desert.
On your way from the Airstrip to the camp you will already meet a lot of Ory and Springbok. More than 5000 Oryx and up to 10000 Springbok live in the area.
From the air you spot the "fairy circles". The circles, which support little flora, are an integral part of the distinctive landscape of NamibRand Nature Reserve. No one has yet been able to ultimately determine their cause or purpose.