Mowani Mountain Camp

The view rooms have an elevated view across the valley for guests to admire during their stay. The room also has a king size bed as well as a shower, hairdryer, robe and a fan for complete comfort during the hottest of days at the lodge. Other facilities include an in-room safe and a tea and coffee station.

The mini suites are a luxurious choice at the lodge. They are thatched suites with their own lounge as well as air conditioning for complete comfort during the hottest of days at the lodge. It also offers a satellite television. The double bedroom has an en-suite bathroom as well as a laundry service and a mini bar with drinks included.

The mountain suite is a luxury thatched suite with a butler service for complete comfort during your stay at the lodge. With its own lounge, it comes compete with a satellite television, a CD music centre, a private dining and bar facilities. Air conditioning is also included for complete comfort during the hottest of days at the lodge. The bedroom is a double room with an en-suite bathroom as well as a bush bath and a shower with a view.

The property has its own restaurant on-site as well as a bar and lounge to unwind in. There is also an outdoor dining area at the property. Guests can enjoy free breakfast, as well as a complimentary welcome drink upon their arrival.

Usually departing at 3pm, this activity lasts for about two hours, taking in the famous UNESCO World Heritage Site of Twyfelfontein to explore the extremely rare and preserved rock engravings as well as the Burnt Mountain and the Organ Pipes.

This activitiy takes between four to six hours and usually departs at 6:30am. Guests can explore the surrounding area and spot stunning wildlife such as desert-adapted elephants and desert black rhino. Snacks and drinks are included on this trip.

The surrounding area offers guests the chance to follow short walking trails. Depending on the availability of the guides you may ask them to join you for a longer trail.

The property offers guests the chance to unwind by the pool or on their own private deck, taking in the wonderful surroundings whilst doing so.

The lodge takes its place in the conservancy very seriously, believing that the wildlife and environment should continue to thrive beyond their time there. The conservancy is invested in to help it to continue to thrive.

The lodge is currently in the process of setting up a community vegetable garden to purchase fresh food from. This community based garden will rest in the conservancy and also aid other projects. This also reduces the lodge’s carbon footprint due to not needing to contribute to air miles when purchasing food.

The lodge has been designed with the mantra ‘reduce, reuse, recycle’ in mind. It has high rooves and ventilation ducts throughout, resulting in no more than a five degree temperature change on even the hottest of days.

The lodge takes energy conservation very seriously and uses energy saving light bulbs as well as solar geysers to reduce their carbon footprint.

To preserve the natural environment, the lodge has planted indigenous plants which are harvested and then replanted around the lodge including its waterhole.

The lodge is proud to support the Desert Lion Project. This is a small non-profit organisation that is dedicated to the conservation of the desert. Their main focus is to collect important base-line ecological data on the lion population and to study their behaviour. This information is then used to find a solution to the human-lion conflict within the area and to contribute to the species’ conservation.