






Madisa……
feel the earth kiss the
soles of your feet.
Tucked between ancient granite formations and towering Mopane trees, Madisa Camp is a hidden wilderness retreat in Namibia’s spectacular Damaraland region. Here, vast open landscapes meet authentic safari experiences, offering travellers a place to reconnect with nature in one of Namibia’s most extraordinary environments.
Located within the Sorris Sorris Conservancy, Madisa sits in the natural roaming territory of the legendary desert-adapted elephants — remarkable animals uniquely adapted to survive in this harsh yet beautiful landscape. Watching these gentle giants move silently through the dry riverbeds is one of the unforgettable experiences that defines a stay at Madisa.
Built to blend naturally into its surroundings, Madisa Camp operates with a strong commitment to sustainable tourism and conservation, ensuring that the fragile ecosystems of Damaraland remain protected for generations to come.
Accommodation
ACTIVITIES
DESERT ELEPHANT TRACKING SAFARI
One of Madisa’s most extraordinary experiences is tracking the desert-adapted elephants of Damaraland.
Guided by experienced guides, guests travel in open-game viewer vehicles, through riverbeds and rugged valleys in search of these remarkable animals while learning to interpret the subtle signs of the bush.
Departure: 07:00
Duration: 6–8 hours
Includes light lunch and refreshments.
2026 Rates
Adults: N$1 900
Children: N$950
SCENIC
SUNDOWNER
DRIVE
Madisa’s Scenic Sundowner Drive offers a relaxed journey through the surrounding landscapes where wildlife such as giraffe, elephant and springbok may be seen.
The drive culminates on a nearby koppie where guests enjoy drinks and snacks while watching the famous Damaraland sunset.
Duration: 3 hours
2026 Rates
Adults: N$650
Children: N$330
CONTACT
Reservations: bookings@madisacamp.com
Events and marketing: events@madisacamp.com
Bookings & Emergency after hours number: +264 81 698 2908
Madisa Camp: +264 81 302 1405
LOCATION
Madisa is situated between Uis and Khorixas of the C35 on the D2612, 18km towards Twyfelfontein on the Goantagab River.
The camp is accessible by 2×4.
GPS CO-ORDINATES: 20°43’35.1“S · 14°40’56.9“E