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Type: Luxury Lodge

Summary: A fantastic luxury retreat with mesmerising views

Feature: Unforgettable sunset views from the lodge's sundowner spot

Rooms: 15 rooms and suites

Location: Damaraland , Namibia

Star rating: 4 Star

Nearest airport: Windhoek Airport

Transfer: Mowani Mountain Camp is located in the Uibasen-Twyfelfontein Community Conservancy in Damaraland in the north-east of Namibia. The closest international airports are Walvis Bay International Airport, which is approximately four and a half hours drive away, and Windhoek Airport, which is approximately five hours drive. The closest airstrip is Twyfelfontein, from which it is approximately 20 minutes by private transfer.

Luxury Holidays At Mowani Mountain Camp

Nestled amongst a field of boulders in Namibia's stunning Damaraland region, Mowani Mountain Camp sits harmoniously in the untouched landscape, completely at one with its spectacular surrounds. Luxurious rooms and suites call on authentic African architecture, ensuring the accommodation blends seamlessly into the earthy landscape outside, and interiors echo the traditional feel, creating a comforting retreat full of natural, homely touches. Thrilling excursions from the lodge promise memories to last a lifetime, with options including guided nature drives into the surrounding area, where desert-adapted elephants roam freely, and trips to see the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Twyfelfontein, with its ancient rock engravings. A refreshing swimming pool sits serenely between hefty boulders with a sun deck boasting fantastic, far-reaching views, and the panorama can also be enjoyed from the lodge's lounge and dining room. The nearby viewpoint is the perfect place to sit and sip a sundowner as the sky turns from blue to orange, gazing out at uninterrupted 180 degree views of the spectacular Namibian scenery, and reflecting on the adventures of the day.

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Why Mowani Mountain Camp is so special...

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Hotel Experiences

A range of interesting activities are available for you to enjoy in the landscape around the hotel, as well as further afield. A trip to see the ancient rock engravings of the famous UNESCO World Heritage Site of Twyfelfontein is a must, an excursion that combines this captivating site with some of the unique geological phenomena in the area, namely the colourful volcanic landscape of Burnt Mountain, and the interesting rock formation of the Organ Pipes. Enjoy getting close to nature on self-guided walks along short walking trails and head out on an exciting adventure by 4x4 searching for native animal life including desert-adapted elephants.

Hotel Experiences at Mowani Mountain Camp

Luxury Family Holidays

Mowani Mountain Camp welcomes children, offering complimentary stays to young travellers under the age of three and a special child rate for those aged from three to twelve.

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Pricing

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Accommodation and Dining Experiences

Find the best room for you, and discover the exceptional restaurants that await...

Overview

Overview

Rooms and suites emerge from the boulder-strewn valley, exuding authentic African charm and a calm, earthy ambience. 12 rooms are categorized into standard, view and superior view dependent on their outlook, and all offer a twin or king bed configuration and en suite bathroom beneath a traditional thatched roof, whilst outside private viewing decks are perfect for downtime. The lodge's Luxury Room is a delightful private retreat, located behind large boulders and with its own splash pool with views across the valley below. Two suites offer a range of indulgent extras including sumptuous open-air bathrooms, private splash pools, options for in-suite dining, spacious outdoor decks, and mesmerising views. All rooms come with private outside space, fridge, tea and coffee facilities, fans and an in-room safe. The Luxury Room and two suites offer air-conditioning as well.

Standard View Room

Standard View Room

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Facing to the east or northeast, these rooms look out onto the boulder-strewn valley. Inside, beds can be arranged as two twins or one king-sized, and a private en suite bathroom is beautifully appointed.

View Room

View Room

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Boasting a northerly view across the valley from their private outside deck, and with spacious interiors encompassing either twin or a king-sized bed and an en suite bathroom, these rooms are a relaxing haven.

Superior View Room

Superior View Room

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West-facing, far-reaching panoramic views set this room type apart, a vista that can be easily enjoyed from the private outdoor deck, or from the comfortable interior. Choose from a twin or king bed configuration.

Luxury Room

Luxury Room

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With a secluded location behind large boulders yet close to the main lodge area, this private retreat enjoys a west-facing valley view from its outside deck with private plunge pool. Furnished with a king-sized bed, its comfortable interior is housed within part-canvas walls and beneath a traditional thatched roof.

Mini Suite

Mini Suite

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Cacooned within the rocks, the Mini Suite offers a private haven full of comfort. A luxurious interior feels authentically African and also uses the natural landscape cleverly in the design, with the curves of rugged boulders incorporated into some of the walls. A separate lounge with satellite TV and a well-stocked mini-bar leads to an air-conditioned king-sized bedroom and en suite open-air bathroom, whilst outside a private viewing deck with splash pool allows for al fresco relaxation.

Mountain Suite

Mountain Suite

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Spectacular wrap-around views from the outside deck steal the show in the Mountain Suite, an al fresco space that comes complete with splash pool, sala, and outdoor bath and shower. Inside, there's a lounge with satellite TV and soundbar and a king bedroom contained within the traditional thatched building.

Overview

Overview

Housed in one of two large, adjoining dome-thatched rondavels, with sweeping views across the vast surrounds, the lodge's dining room is a captivating setting for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Tasty menus are sure to satisfy a variety of tastes. Dinner is a more elegant affair, with viewpoint sundowners and a pre-dinner drink around the outside boma a memorable prelude.

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Currency

Namibian Dollar

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Voltage

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Climate

Namibia enjoys an average, three-hundred days of sunshine a year. Whilst the winter months (from July to September) are cooler and the most popular time to visit is generally between April and June, it's worth bearing in mind that during the summer (from November to February) the country bursts into life with vibrant floral displays and many wildlife and bird species giving birth to their young during this time. Rainfall isn’t as much of a concern as you might think, and with fewer travellers you'll often enjoy more intimate experiences.

Getting There

Flight Information
British Airways, Virgin Atlantic and South African Airways direct from London Heathrow to Johannesburg.
Via Dubai with Emirates from London Heathrow, London Gatwick, Manchester, Birmingham, Newcastle and Glasgow.
Onward connecting flights with South African Airways and Air Namibia to Windhoek.

Flight Time
From London Heathrow to Johannesburg: 10 hours, 50 minutes.
Onward connecting flight from Johannesburg to Windhoek: 2 hours.

Scenery

Discover Namibia, a unique destination brimming with some of nature’s best, untamed artistry and astonishing landscapes - from the mindboggling Skeleton Coast to The Namib, the planet’s oldest living desert and namesake of this land. Picture a swathe of rolling sand dunes glowing red at sunrise and plunging down to the coast; picture vast scoops of wilderness dotted with lush oases, ancient valleys and gigantic clay pans. Add a scattering of striking green mountains, rushing rivers, wetlands and regions almost lifted from space with their peculiar, lunar-like settings. The result? Sheer natural beauty that is truly unparalleled.

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Wildlife

Namibia’s remote setting is home to vast conservation areas filled with wildlife, where species such as giraffe, gemsbok, springbok, elephant and lion are all perfectly adapted to desert life. The region also showcases fantastic birdlife - Benguela Long-Billed Larks, Jaegers and Skuas are just a few species in the feathered community. Unforgettable outings include the opportunity to track Black Rhino on foot, as well as a scenic flight along the wild and wonderful Skeleton Coast, stretching as far as the eye can see. Along its stark shores, colossal colonies of Cape Fur Seals huddle for warmth, while, offshore, shipwrecks are a poignant reminder of the area’s harsh marine history.

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Adventure

Expect top-class adventures to rival Africa’s best. Join guided eco-treks on foot, jeep or quad bike and explore Namibia’s mesmerising dune landscapes. Meet some of the world’s last nomadic people, the intriguing Himba tribe, and learn all about their traditions and culture. Climb ‘Big Daddy’, the showpiece of Sossusvlei, soaring 300m skywards from a red sand valley. Impress friends at home and capture a sunrise shot of Dead Vlei, a huge clay pan ringed with blazing red dunes, offset by brilliant blue skies and golden rays. Round off an adventure-filled day by dining beneath the stars – Namibia’s clear skies are famous for showcasing nature’s finest cosmic diamonds.

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