Torgos Safari Camp is a 45000 hectare (111150 acre) Kalahari concession situated along the border of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park (Kalahari Gemsbok National Park). The Auob River, which is dry for most of the time, passes through this area.
Accommodation: you will find a fully equipped, Luxurious tented camp with lapa and boma in the dry river bed among the dunes and camel thorn trees. The camp consists of 4 luxury tents, each with an en-suite bathroom sleeping 2 guests each. The tents are far enough apart to provide total privacy. The Lapa provides a bar, dining and lounge facilities, while the boma provides outdoor barbeque and enjoyment for star-lit evenings.

Wildlife at Torgos is abundant and includes Gemsbok (Oryx), Eland, Springbok, Red Hartebeest, Duiker, Steenbok, Black-Backed Jackal, Cape Fox, Bat-Eared Fox, info@namibweb.comacal, Brown Hyena, Aardwolf, Porcupine, Pangolin, African wild cat, Black-Footed Cat, Antbear and other smaller mammals. Lion, Cheetah and spotted Hyena also pass through occasionally. Animal noises can often be heard creating a true African atmosphere. Larger bird species include Wild Ostrich and Cori Bustard, four Vulture and numerous species of birds of prey can be observed. Although they permanently inhabit this hunting concession, crossing from the border park regularly occurs.

Directions: travelling to Torgos Camp:
All transport arrangements will be catered for from arrival to departure to and from Windhoek international airport. Chartered Flights are also available for those who prefer to be flown from Windhoek or Keetmanshoop to the main concession. Please note that these costs are not included into the packages. From Windhoek travel to Rehoboth on to Mariental. About 5km before Mariental there is a left turn to Stampriet. At Stampriet follow the road to Gochas on to the Mata Mata Gate where you will find the Torgos.