Set amongst shady trees on the banks of the Kunene River, the only permanent water source in the region, that creates a winding band of green and a natural boundary with Angola. Serra Cafema is one of the most remote camps in the extreme north west. Its Portuguese name originating from the mountains that dominate the northern skyline.
The luxury accommodation comprises of eight large canvas and thatch chalets that includes a family chalet. Built on spacious elevated decks chalets blend seamlessly into the picturesque surrounds. With a mix of luxury and rustic elements chalets include en-suite facilities with flush WC, double basin and indoor and outdoor shower; ceiling fans, mosquito net and private viewing deck with uninterrupted views across to Angola. Nestled amongst the shady Albida trees the main area of the camp is elevated on wooden decks with magnificent views over the riverine vegetation and palm trees of the Kunene River. There are various dining areas, a sunken lounge, library, bar, plunge pool and viewing decks.
