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Breathtaking Damaraland Safaris and Lodges

Damaraland Accommodation

If you love ancient history and rock art, then you will love the remote Damaraland Namibia so choose some of our best rates and deals in top travel packages. Desert-adapted wildlife and rocky open spaces characterize Damaraland, close to Etosha National Park and the contrasting Skeleton Coast. Damaraland lodges, camps, and hotel guide. The very best rates, pictures, and special deals to all of Damaraland’s accommodation establishments.

Damaraland offers diverse safaris and accommodations, from luxury lodges to tented safari camps deep in the wilderness – blending comfort with Namibia’s untamed beauty. Surrounded by dramatic landscapes a safari to Damaraland will combine stunning scenery, unique wildlife like desert lions elephant and rhino all adapted to the harshness of the terrain and indeed really special animals to see in Namibia. Damaralands proximity to attractions like the Skeleton Coast, Twyfelfontein, Brandberg, Ugab River and the Petrified Forest make this a perfect part of a Namibia safari.

Damaraland was the land of the Damaras before it became part of Namibia’s northwestern Kunene region. Private concessions offer attractive safari accommodations and game viewing with community guides at some fine Damaraland lodges. The enormous 550 000 ha Palmwag Concession is an enormous 550 000 ha reveals an unearthly basalt landscape that emerged from giant magma eruptions about 125 million years ago. 

Damaraland Namibia Highlights

Damaraland safaris, lodges and remote camps. The very best rates and holiday deals to all of the Damaraland accommodation establishments on your Namibian safari.

  • Interact with Damara people at the Damara Living Museum, the first traditional Damara project in Namibia and the world.
  • Vingerklip (Rock finger) stands on a hill 35 m high, part of the Ugab Terrace, its layers of rock telling an ancient story.  
  • The 3-day guided Etendeka Walking Trail in the Etendeka Concession at the foot of the Grootberg Massif highlights gorgeous rocky landscapes. 
  • It’s a sanctuary for primitive aloes, euphorbias, the ancient Welwitschia Mirabilis, desert-dwelling rhinos, elephants, mountain zebras, lions, and giraffes. 

Twyfelfontein UNESCO World Heritage Site reveals some 5,000 etchings and rock art created about 6,000 to 10,000 years ago by Stone Age people and later the Khoi-Khoi hunter-gatherers. Burnt Mountain, Brandberg Mountain, rises 2500 m in the Brandberg Nature Reserve, Namibia’s highest mountain with an apt name to describe the burnt fiery colors radiating from the mountain at sunset. 

Voyage2Africa customizes your romantic safari to Namibia’s Damaraland the way you like it!

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