During our beautiful trip to Namibia, having stayed in standard accomodations which were of a very good value everywhere, we had booked for 2 nights in Aabadi Mountain Camp and were looking forward for a nice experience in a natural bushcamp. What a desillusion, it was unbearable hot with nowhere in the camp one place where we could breath. In... More

Aabadi Mountain Camp is conveniently close (around 8km) to rock engravings of Twyfelfontein. Camp sites are quite spacious, and the sunset can set the rock mountain behind on fire. Not too many guests were there when we visited Aabadi, so it felt quite desolated. The camping shower is nothing more than an open-air-leaky-bucket. Same for the toilet. Don't expect too... More

We booked a campsite in this place during our trip to Namibia and Botswana this summer. It has been by most the worst accommodation of all, worst even than the public campsites inside Moremi and Chobe. I really couldn't believed it when I saw the "bathroom". No hot water, no shower at all, just a hose and a bucket, no... More

We had booked a campsite but decided to go for a canvas tent when we learned that it was available. We really loved the open air outdoor bathroom and enjoyed the warm water by donkey. The fact that there is no electricity in the tent did not bother us at all. The staff was so kind to charge any batteries... More

Booked one of the tents for one night. Read the reviews before and knew it was a bit overpriced and quite simple. Since we stayed in Namibia for a couple of weeks and overnighting in various categories ranging from 40-250,-€ per night, I can compare quite well. I will NOT recommend this accomodation because of 2 reasons: 1) too expensive... More

We stayed at Aabadi Mountain Camp for two nights and it was great! I really cannot agree with the negative review below. If you book a tent, you should not expect an A/C all inclusive experience. You get a comfy bed in a big tent on a solid floor, an outdoor bathroom with hot shower and a nice little terrace... More

We had made a reservation for Aabadi Mountain Camp at Christmas 2010, but decided not to check in after we had seen the venue. The first thing we noted was missing or - at best - dilapidated signposting, making it hard to find. The second thing we noted was a huge blue sea container on top of the hill. This... More