Central Damaraland · Six suites nestled between granite inselbergs · Views to the Brandberg
Onduli Ridge — named after the resident giraffe of the area — is built at the base of two south-facing granite outcrops, with magnificent views of Namibia's highest mountain, the Brandberg, to the south and the cathedral-like inselbergs of central Damaraland to the north.
The six suites are hidden among the boulders that nestle the camp. The more temperate climate of central Damaraland allows for naturally ventilated suites, partial open-air bathrooms and largely open communal areas. The camp exudes character and meticulous attention to detail — large rooms, libraries, rain showers, an infinity pool and plenty of places to laze.
Activities take in the famed desert-adapted elephant, the rock art of Twyfelfontein, nature drives and walks across the ancient granite landscape, and — for the truly adventurous — a Star Bed sleep-out under a vast Damaraland sky.
Generously proportioned, naturally ventilated suites tucked among the granite boulders, with rain shower, partial open-air bathroom, lounge area and private verandah opening onto the surrounding desert. Mini bar, safe, complimentary Wi-Fi, mosquito nets and pure cotton linen throughout.
