Far past the burnt orange dunes of Sossusvlei, beyond the barren lake bed of Etosha National Park, after the scorching plains of Damaraland, in the most remote area of Namibia, I sit waiting to be discovered. Against the rugged landscape of Kaokoland, I blend effortlessly into my surroundings. Colossal granite peaks erupt from the earth on all sides, providing shelter to my six luxurious tents. From your porch witness uninterrupted views of the Hoanib River Valley in all of its splendor. An oryx grazing, a giraffe sauntering far in the distance and Bruno, our resident jackal, coming to meander about the camp. Fill your days with exciting game drives out into the dusty, unforgiving landscape to track the desert elephants, giraffe and if you are very fortunate you may even come across the rare desert lions.
