Omaheke, meaning ‘sandveld’, describes the cattle-farming region well. The basic campsites in the area combine simple camping on fine Kalahari sand under the shade of acacia trees with a rich cultural experience. Different ethnic groups are highlighted at each campsite and by visiting them all, you gain a sampling of three interesting Namibian cultures, Herero, San and Tswana.
Situated next to the Aminuis salt pan, 180 km south-east of Gobabis, Kambahoka Restcamp consists of seven campsites, each with a table and barbecue area, and basic facilities.
At Kambahoka Rest Community Campsite you will have an opportunity to meet with and experience the traditions & culture of the Tswanas, Herero’s and Bushmen Admire the massive salt pan which presents itself in the form of an imaginary
Activities
Cultural performance and storytelling around the fire
Visit to nearby homesteads
Guided walk to the salt pan
Delicious meal prepared by local woman
Craft & donkey cart rides
Nearby Attractions
Kalahari Desert
Traditional villages
Ominus Salt pan
Kalahari Desert
Traditional villages
Ominus Salt pan
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