Mowani Mountain Camp: Information from the owner
General information
- Type
- Lodge
Facilities at Mowani Mountain Camp
- Property facilities
- Bar, Mobile Connectivity, Pool, Restaurant, Secure Parking
- Room facilities
- Balcony / Deck, En-Suite, Lounge Area, Mini Bar, Outside Shower, Satellite / Cable Television, Shower, Verandah
- Activities on site
- Bird Watching, Game Drives, Game Viewing, Game Walks, Walks (Self Guided)
- Nearby activities
- Bird Watching, Cultural Tours, Game Viewing, Game Walks, General Sightseeing, Hiking
Room types at Mowani Mountain Camp
Luxury Room
Situated behind large boulders, this west facing room consists of a thatch roof, glass stacking doors, an air conditioned room with king-size bed, ensuite facilities and its own private deck with heated splash pool overlooking the valley below.
Wi-Fi and private dining are available in-room or on the deck.
Mini Suite
A completely private, luxury, thatched Mini Suite with heated splash pool, cocooned within the rocks.
The lounge features satellite television and stocked minibar, before leading to an air-conditioned king bedded room and an en-suite open air bathroom tucked into the boulders.
Mountain Suite
A private, luxury thatched suite with spectacular wrap-around views.
The lounge offers satellite television and soundbar before leading onto an outdoor deck with spectacular sunset views.
Standard View Room
A twin bedded room (can be converted into a King bed), with thatched roofs, and canvas front walls that open up to take in the views. The evening breezes keep the camp cooled at night and free-standing fans can assist during the day.
Standard View Rooms face to the east or north-east and look out over a boulder-strewn valley.
Superior View Room
A twin bedded room (can be converted into a King bed), with thatched roofs, and canvas front walls that open up to take in the views. The evening breezes keep the camp cooled at night and free-standing fans can assist during the day.
Superior View rooms are elevated and face west with exceptional panoramic views.
View Rooms
A twin bedded room (can be converted into a King bed), with thatched roofs, and canvas front walls that open up to take in the views. The evening breezes keep the camp cooled at night and free-standing fans can assist during the day.
These rooms have a northern view across the valley.
Activities at Mowani Mountain Camp
Guided Nature Drive
Explore this ancient and arid landscape with your guide on the Nature Drive. Departing early in the morning, the guide will show you that this harsh, dry environment is alive with desert-adapted flora and fauna, and perhaps, if lucky, discover the desert-adapted elephant.
Usually departs at 06h30 and will go out for +/- 4 – 6 hours.
Drinks & snacks are included.
Self-Guided Nature Walks
Explore the local area around Mowani Mountain Camp by taking one of the short walking trails around the lodge. There are information points with short paragraphs explaining the nature along these trails, including flora and geological formations.
Should guests want to explore further afield on a longer walk, they are welcome to ask the guides or management - this is dependent on availability.
Special Sundowners
Sit atop a large rock.
Make yourself comfortable.
Order your drink of choice, or choose from one of the best cocktails or mocktails in Namibia.
Enjoy tasty snacks.
Relax and watch one of the most spectacular and memorable sunsets ever!
Twyfelfontein, Burnt Mountain and Organ Pipes
Departing mid-afternoon your guide will take you to explore this diverse landscape of ancient Damaraland, filled with geological wonders and other surprises.
Learn about the fascinating geological formations of Burnt Mountain and the Organ Pipes, and discover Namibia's first UNESCO World Heritage Site, Twyfelfontein - known for being one of the largest and oldest collections of San rock art engravings in the world!
Usually departs at 15h00 and will last for +/-2 hours. along with seeing Burnt Mountain and the Organ Pipes.
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