



The main area is built on a raised wooden deck and consists of Meru-style tents housing the dining room and an open-sided lounge. There are plush leather couches that gaze over the fairy-circle studded landscapes and next door in the dining room, the communal table offers the same view. To one side, a semi-circle of boulders surrounds an open fireplace and atop one massive boulder, a perfect sundowner spot has majestic views over the reserve. There's also a small but sufficiently refreshing pool.
The five tented chalets are built on raised decks on either side of the main area - giant granite boulders behind, and endless views of the grassy desert plains in front. They are elegantly furnished with four-poster beds, solid wooden dressing tables, and large chairs, and you can open the canvas as much or a little as you like to let the outside in. Outside, enjoy the vistas on the wrap-around veranda, or lie by the pool and soak in the views (there is one shared pool between two tents). Bathrooms are separate from the bedroom (just a few metres away) and contain a large shower, twin basins and a toilet.
When you’re not enjoying camp, make the most of the desert experiences on offer from Boulders. You’ll explore the deep southern section of the reserve, a vast expanse of grassy plains dotted with enormous granite outcrops, on guided game drives, walking safaris with the Bushmen, and even e-bikes for cycling over the ancient trails.
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A collection of farms, home to some of Namibia’s greats: sand dunes, mountains and desert animals.