Etoko Farm Camp is located in the small and peaceful Herero village of Otumue, about 28 km north- east of Uis in the Ohungu Conservancy. Originally planned as a hideaway for family and friends, the camp is now open for individual travelers and exclusive tours interested in a special, intensive contact with Namibia's nature and an authentic encounter with the culture of the Herero and Himba communities. A stay at Etoko Farm Camp offers the opportunity to meet people from the community - to learn about the history and customs of the Herero people but also to learn more about life in the rural areas of Namibia. The Farm Camp offers 4 " Sky Decks " where you can sleep safely - either in an open bed or in a tent - with an incomparable view of the Brandberg and the unique starry sky of Africa. Each platform has water, light and electricity. If desired, an additional tent with standing height can be erected in the shade of the platforms. You do not need a mosquito net – in the evening pleasantly cool wind from the Atlantic Ocean guarantees a good night's sleep. In the farmhouse we offer guests 2 double rooms (one with terrace facing the pool). The two rooms share a bathroom with shower. Another double room with private bathroom is available from January 2024. The pool in the farm area is filled with clear water from our farm fountain and is not chlorinated. We use the water for the garden of the house and the camp. Electricity we generate environmentally friendly with solar panels. Meals are served either in our Dining Room or poolside, depending on the weather.

There is a wide range of activities you can do : - Elephant tracking in the Ugab River - go in search of the desert elephants at the Brandberg mountain - visit the Brandberg White Lady and the ancient rock paintings - get in touch with our Himba friends living in the area and visit their village - Morning walk - go into the bush with the herders and their goats and cows - we have breakfast in the shade of a beautiful tree in the Otumue River - Herero cooking class - we bake "Fat Cookies" with Mummy or bread in traditional style - 4x4 Drive in the Otumue River, through the Ohungu Conservancy or into the unexplored part of the Ugab River