Kaoko Mopane Lodge & Campsite

Nestled in the wild isolation that is Kaokoland, Kaoko Mopane Lodge & Campsites reflects a quiet peacefulness and harmonises perfectly with the landscape surrounding it.The four luxury rooms currently available, are strung out along a dry river bank, offering magnificent views and privacy. The river, one of the tributaries of the Hoarusib River, amplifies the abundance of birds found here. The six campsites each have their own braai, washbasin, shower & toilet. Typically Kaokoland, each site has plenty of space, offering privacy and a relaxed atmosphere unique to Namibi

Nestled in the wild isolation that is Kaokoland, Kaoko Mopane Lodge & Campsites reflects a quiet peacefulness and harmonises perfectly with the landscape surrounding it.

The four luxury rooms currently available, are strung out along a dry river bank, offering magnificent views and privacy. The river, one of the tributaries of the Hoarusib River, amplifies the abundance of birds found here. The six campsites each have their own braai, washbasin, shower & toilet.

Typically Kaokoland, each site has plenty of space, offering privacy and a relaxed atmosphere unique to Namibian campsites. Although originally built as a stopover between the Kaokoland and Etosha National Park, new owners Gerrit & Jana Schoeman is creating a space where their guests would want to park for more than just a night. tries of the Hoarusib River amplifies the abundance of birds found here.

Opuwo is the capital of the Kunene Region in north-western Namibia. The town is situated about 720 km north-northwest from the capital Windhoek, and has a population of 20,000. It is the commercial hub of the Kunene Region.