Omarunga Epupa-Falls Campsite  Verified Listing

After a dusty drive of earthy colours with several baobabs marking the way, the verdant green band of makalanis comes into view and the small Kunene River oasis. Campsites on the riverbank are among the greatest places to set up tents, take out chairs and a good book and be lulled by the gentle river song.

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*Each campsite has a fireplace, a water tab and a light
*A thatched ablution facility is available
*A scullery and a laundry basin
*Plug points are limited and only available at certain times of the day.

*Great scenery rates supreme for favourite camping places and the relaxed and rustic Omarunga Epupa-Falls Campsite, under the makalanis and on the banks of the Kunene, is a rare find. It’s time to leave behind day-to-day concerns and reconnect with nature. In this remote area, you are explorer and adventurer in a new and different world.

Due heavy rains countrywide since early January 2022, numerous roads and routes might be damaged or even closed. Please follow the updates on Namibia' road conditions for the area you are travelling through and drive with caution.

*There is a public bar and restaurant available for all guests
*Outdoor swimming pool
*BBQ/picnic area
*Laundry service
*Restaurant
*Tour/sightseeing desk

*With its local Himba people dressed in traditional garb, the rush of the falls and the gentle flow of the river unaware of its exciting 40m plunge down the rocky gorge.