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NamutoniThe heart of Namutoni camp is the fort, which makes a very good photographic subject from all angles...
There is a swimming pool and a boma-bar called The 'Oboma Bush Bar'. The fort, swimming pool and chalets are all linked by a wooden walkway - this is not going to last with the hot Namibian sun! The camp waterhole is visible from the viewing platform in the fort but is obstructed by reeds. The waterhole tends not to attract a lot of game so it is not our favorite. This is beacuse there are too many waterholes close to the camp (Klein-Namutoni, Koinachas, and Klein Okevi) where the animals tend to drink. In addition to not attracting a lot of animals to the camp waterhole, we don't like the camp beacuse you are no longer permitted to climb to the top of the tower in the fort - you are limited to the viewing platform which is not high enough to provide good views of the surrounding area. And when you arrive at the camp you cannot drive to your chalet or room - you must park in a parking area and then you are taken by golf cart to your unit. If you leave something behind in your car do enjoy the walk back to the parking area and then back to your chalet!
The photographs should be taken at the camp waterhole or close to the camp area - at waterholes such as Chudop, Kalkheuwel, Klein-Namutoni, Groot Okevi, Klein Okevi, Twee Palms, Okerfontein,Koinachas, Tsumcor, Aroe, Andoni or Stinkwater. Visitors to this page can then comment on, discuss and rate each picture and story. Have A Great Story About Your stay at Namutoni?Do you have a great story to tell and photographs to show about your stay at Lower Sabie Camp? Please Share them! What Other Visitors Have SaidClick below to see contributions from other visitors to this page...
Gemsbok kill - the clean-up squads.
The Namutoni area is great for sightings
Zebra at Twee Palms waterhole
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