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Nicole
Visited:
February 2015
Reviewed: Jul 8, 2015
Drier and more desolate area but offered interesting historical sites to visit such as the World Heritage site at Twyfelfontein and the Petrified Forrest.
Annette
US
Visited:
March 2015
Reviewed: Apr 25, 2015
Email Annette | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Gorgeous landscapes!!! I never saw the desert elephants, but saw signs of them. Someday I hope to return!
Val Edlin
GB
Visited:
April 2013
Reviewed: Apr 16, 2015
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
A spectacular setting to Mowani Camp and such interesting interaction with the Damara at their museum, as well as seeing the rock art at Twyfelfontein. The desert elephants were such a highlight
Emiel de Lange
NL
Visited:
October 2011
Reviewed: Aug 26, 2012
Email Emiel de Lange | under20 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Astonishing beauty, endemic birdlife and rhinos and elephants to be found. Fascinating people. Perfectly wild and rugged.
I spent five days in Damarland and was able to see much wildlife including the desert elephants and a pride of lions. The scenery was gorgeous and the camp I stayed in was excellent
Marleen Horsten
Visited:
September 2011
Reviewed: Apr 26, 2012
Here you can meet with the Desert elephant and many other animals. Beautiful mountain ranges and scenery.
mimi785nono
FR
Visited:
September 2007
Reviewed: Apr 15, 2012
Email mimi785nono | 20-35 years of age
If you have not the chance to visit the San people (Bushman), then listen carefully when they speak, all with click. The Sptizberg is great.
StefanHuber
Visited:
May 2003
Reviewed: Apr 14, 2012
Good wildlife, amazing scenery, accommodations, nice people, good food.
Mike Wanliss
ZA
Visited:
December 2006
Reviewed: Jan 30, 2012
Email Mike Wanliss | 20-35 years of age
Damaraland is interesting for its strange landscape, with conical hills scattered over the countryside. I'm told that Namibia is the part of Africa that was once connected to South America before the continent split off, so this geological event can be seen in the landscape. In terms of wildlife, other than the seals on Cape Cross, the wildlife here is mainly in the form of reptiles such as desert chameleons, lizards, snakes or spiders. What mammals there are in the desert are small, like mice.