Ozohere Campsite and Himba Village

Fantastic place to stay. Very calm, clean toilets and shower. It felt safe and relaxed. The visit to Himba community is highly recommended ☺️

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Good views from the hill behind. Run by friendly locals, one of the few places run by black Namibians we stayed at in our month in Namibia. Owner does all she can to help the local villagers. Dinner & breakfast were good value for money. Friendly owner was happy to talk about her life & business. Campsite is a work in progress. Will be even better in future. Cultural tour offered good insights into traditional Himba culture. Plenty of space for our group of 8 (6 tents) to spread out.

Nothing. Liked everything about our stay.

This was a hidden Gem, Venice was a wonderful hostess, made our stay so comfortable. There was no WiFi, but that didn't bother us as we slept under the stars! It was a much needed escape for an evening away. I would HIGHLY recommend this place. After a full day of driving, Venice was there when we arrived late in the evening and made sure we were able to settle in well. Fanny was also great.

Make sure to bring cash... there's very little signal and you'll want to spend time with the Himba

The host is very welcoming. Nice authentic himba village close to the camp site.

The camp site is in a spectacular location. The team is very friendly and I enjoyed interacting with them. An enjoyable stay.

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Loved campsite with surroundings, really friendly team, Himba tour very interesting, learnt a lot, Lovely breakfast. Great advise and help with dessert elephant finding etc.

Fantastic location, tidy and well kept place, with barbecue and picnic tables. Very friendly guest. No tent provided, it's for people moving with their eqipment. Haven't tried it, but host can provide dinner and breakfast. Very interesting guided tour to the Himba village nearby.

Quiet place Amazing sunrise on the top of the rock !

Do not visit the Himba village it is a tourist trap Very expensive also

Staff is nice and helpful. Great to be able to visit real himba village and have some fun with himbas.

Food is ok but no more, location is quite remote.

Unique, remote. The highlight of our travels was visiting the Himba people. It was so interesting and they were very welcoming. Note that you’ll need cash to pay for the stay and the visit to the Himba. No ATM’s. Also know that your visit fee goes to the campsite owner who pays for the schooling and food for the Himba people. I wish we’d have known and brought more money. They were completely worth it and so welcoming- as were the wonderful staff at the campsite and the lovely meal they made us.

The shower was pretty bad, but enough to wash some of the dust off!!