Tatasberg Wilderness Restcamp

(1 reviews)

A wealth of craggy, jagged outlines and natural colour, teeming with Silver Foxes and Rock Hyraxes, Richtersveld National Park is a dream safari getaway. Tatasberg Wilderness Camp draws its character from the park's immediate presence, starlit and gorgeous at night, thick with fog in the early morning sun - always an adventure to be had.

Accommodation Options

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Reed Cabin (RC2Z)

Extra Adult:

$22

Extra Child:

$11

Unit Sleeps:

2 people

$80

Includes 2 people

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- 2 single beds - Access through Sendelingsdrif - Braai facility on deck - Gas stove (no oven) - Guests to provide own drinking water and fire wood - Ramp - Solar power, no plug points - Solar powered fridge and geyser - Universal accessible shower - Utensils - Wc

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Reed Cabin (RC2)

Extra Adult:

$22

Extra Child:

$11

Unit Sleeps:

2 people

$80

Includes 2 people

Enquire now »

- 2 single beds - Access through Sendelingsdrif - Braai facility on deck - Gas stove (no oven) - Guests to provide own drinking water and fire wood - Solar power, no plug points - Solar powered fridge and geyser - Utensils - Wc and shower

See what our guests are saying

Altogether a fabulous trip. There are many points, though, that need and should be made to forewarn travellers in the Richtersveld. The first and most important one is that your vehicle should have adequate ground clearance. There are a lot of high centre rock mounds on the tracks and my car (a Jeep Cherokee, hopeless clearance!) was not really enjoying the constant battering from under. Also some of the approach roads in and out of the Park are very corrugated and take their toll on the suspension. They should be graded, urgently. At times the track you are attempting to follow disappears and you need a compass. We lost the route a couple of times and, at 10kms/hr, fuel and time and wear is wasted. Obviously the remoteness is daunting - we travelled solo and saw very few other vehicles in three days. The Park is very well run and arrivals and departures are noted so you are never really threatened by the loneliness... The desert is visually staggering but one has to be alert for any s

- Michael Leuw (South African) View all 1 guest reviews »