Desert Rhino Camp
A remote Palmwag camp built around the search for desert black rhino, with Himba encounters and conservation talks between drives
Overview
Named for the critically endangered black rhinoceros, Desert Rhino Camp sits in the remote Palmwag Concession of northwest Namibia, where tracking rhino is the heart of the stay. Elevated Meru style tents with en suite bathrooms and outdoor showers sit on wooden decks, while the lounge, bar, dining area, and pool overlook the desert.
Game drives and guided walks follow rhino as well as elephants, lions, and giraffes. Cultural visits with the local Himba people add another layer, and conversations with researchers and conservationists show how the work to protect these animals really happens, day after day. It is a luxurious, immersive desert safari.
