Old drawings from Bushmen/San tribes. excellent local guides & visitor center. It is HOT - bring water & wear study shoes are you will be climbing over rocks & trails.

I thought the site was very interesting but, unfortunately, the guide wasn't very knowledgeable. He glossed over or ignored many questions and was incorrect in some of his facts - which was apparent after reading the information in the museum area at reception after the...More

After an early breakfast we set off again with our guide in search of the Bushmen Rock Art at Twyfelfontain (literally doubtful fountain in Afrikaans), another of Namibia’s world heritage sites. These are child like etchings of human and animal forms carved on sandstone some...More

You need a guide to go around this site. Ours, Kennedy, was excellent - lots of clear information and a sense of humour. It is a vast San or Bushmen site, only a small part of which has been "uncovered" but displaying fascinating drawings of...More

Thousands of years od rock carvings by ancient tribes describing various animals grom those days. They told us it was a communication way between the tribed

After our disappointment of the ‘no-go lion show’ at Brandberg White Lady, we brought our itinerary forward and drove the 1hr 45 min to Twyfelfontein. Very doable to do Twyfel, Organ Pipes and Burnt Mountain all in the space of our 3 hours. But Twyfel...More

I was not sure what to expect, as the day before we arrived, I had spoken to an older English couple. They said that the site was not interesting and better rock art was to be seen at the lodge we would be staying at....More