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Mata Mata

Mata Mata camp is situated on the banks of the Auob River on the western boundary of the Park and it borders Namibia.

The camp is surrounded by thorny Kalahari dune bushveld where giraffe, typically adapted to these arid conditions, are a favourite sight around the camp.

The camp has a reception, information centre, swimming pool, shop and fuel facilities. A generator provides electricity for 18 hrs per day and there is no telephone or cellphone reception.

Mata-Mata is 2,5 hrs drive from Twee Rivieren.

The camp has camp sites, old chalets...

and new river-facing chalets, either one or two bedroom...



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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African wildcat  starstarstarstarstar
We saw this cat scurry across the road at Dalkeith waterhole and he disappeared into the grass. We stopped the car and scanned with binoculars but we couldn'...

Black-maned Kalahari lion  starstarstarstarstar
This lion caught a wildebeest just a few kilometers from Mata Mata during the night. In the morning we found him and the carcass. He didn't like all the ...

Gemsbok and ostritches  Not rated yet
In the summer rainy season the roads fill with water and the animals either drink here or cool off like these ostritches are doing near Veertiende boorgat....


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