This
area encompasses the Huab River Valley as well
as the Aba-Huab River itself.
DAMARALAND
Landscape is varied; endless vistas across stark
plains, ancient valleys and soaring peaks of surrounding
mountains. The flora and fauna is amazing. Desert
elephant, oryx, kudu and springbok all survive
in this harsh environment. Occasionally cheetah
and black rhinoceros can be spotted.
AFRICAN AGENDA’S
RECOMMENDATIONS
Accommodation:
Exclusive lodges and camps
Evening Functions:
Bush and desert options
Accessibility:
Windhoek International Airport operates
as an international gateway. From here charter
flights are recommended to the various destinations
Activities:
Game excursions by foot and vehicle, mountain
biking, community interaction
Group Size:
Small to medium size (maximum recommended
size 20 single, 40 sharing)
Destination:
Because of the remoteness and unusualness
of this destination, it would be a good combination
with a busy destination such as Cape Town.
This
area is best suited to small and medium sized incentive
groups. Given the remoteness of the region, accommodation
options are limited. However, it is possible to
accommodate medium sized groups using a combination
of beds from the surrounding camps, all of them
unique in location, style and available activities.
Accommodation
Accommodation varies from tent and wood structures
to natural walled units. Each unit has its own
bedroom, en suite bathroom and verandah.
Evening Functions
In summer, dinners can be arranged in the desert.
The clear nights and mild evenings are ideal.
The area also offers endless possibilities to
the imaginative in terms of themes and special
functions. African Agenda will provide suggestions
on request.
Activities
Game excursions by vehicle and foot, mountain
biking and interaction with local communities
are examples of the types of activities available.
Climate
Hot, dry days and warm evenings in summer. Winter
the early mornings and evenings can be very cool.
This
area encompasses the Huab River Valley as well
as the Aba-Huab River itself.
This
area is best suited to small and medium sized incentive
groups. Given the remoteness of the region, accommodation
options are limited. However, it is possible to
accommodate medium sized groups using a combination
of beds from the surrounding camps, all of them
unique in location, style and available activities.
