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Gharagab

Gharagab Camp is an unfenced wilderness camp on top of a high red sand dune.

Each of the four dune cabins has an unspoilt view over the watering hole and its panorama of daily activity. Each cabin can see the sun rise and there is a tower at the back of the cabins where you can climb up to see the setting sun – this must be the second-most panoramic view in the whole Kgalagadi Park, behind only Kielie Krankie camp.

The nearest shop is at Nossob, over 100 kilometers away so please make sure you take enough food, water and firewood with you!

The waterhole is the second closest to the cabins so it makes an ideal base for photographers. Our estimate places the waterhole about 70 meters from the cabins.

This page has been created to allow visitors to post their special stories and pictures for others to see.

The photographs should be taken at the camp waterhole or close to the camp area.

Visitors to this page can then comment on, discuss and rate each picture and story.

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Black-maned lion  starstarstarstar
If you like lions then Gharagab is the place for you! We stayed there just two nights and had 4 sightings of lions! They drank early in the morning, after ...

Red Hartebeest drinking at Gharagab waterhole  Not rated yet
The Gharagab waterhole can be quiet so when something does come down to drink we get very excited! There were lions in the area so the Red Hartebeest took ...

Gharagab camp also has the small and dangerous...!  Not rated yet
On windy / rainy nights keep a lookout for scorpions. This is the very poisonous thick-tailed, small-pincer Buthidae.
The thin-tailed, large pincer Scorpionidae ...


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