[OMBANGO] HIMBA VILLAGE

Himba cultural experience in person.

Endless possibilities

LEARN MORE ABOUT WHAT WE DO

Located in the heart of the Himba community, our village offers an authentic and unforgettable experience. Join us for an enriching adventure and gain insight into the daily life of the Himba people

What we offer at Ombango Himba village and Camping

We offer a range of tailored services to ensure an authentic and engaging cultural experience. From guided village tours to interactive activities , we provide opportunities for meaningful connections and deeper cultural understanding.

Himba cultural Dance

Cultural Immersion Stays

Cultural Craftsmanship

Camping

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Customized Cultural Experiences

Tailor your visit to include specific activities or interactions based on your interests. Whether you seek in-depth cultural exchanges or specific learning opportunities, we can personalize your experience.

Tours

Immerse yourself in the daily life of the Himba community with an daily tour to our village. Experience authentic hospitality, share meals, and join in communal activities.

Craft

Where you can see and learn traditional skills such as jewelry-making, mud-building, and body decoration. Gain insight into the artistry and craftsmanship of the Himba people.

4x4 Roof tent camping space.

Need to rest for the night, listen to nature, look at the sky, stars. We have you covered with safe camping space.

Don't miss out on a special and unique opportunity of a lifetime to tell your grand kids about it one day!!!

EXPERIENCE OF A LIFE TIME..

SLEEP IN A HIMBA HUT FOR A LOW PRICE OF N$200-00p.p!!!

Get that in person feeling of sleeping a himba hut made of sticks and mud, crafted by hand.

Vision

We have started this Himba village and Campsite with the aim and opportunity for the himbas to keep their culture strong and alive with today's advance world as a challenge that the cultural practices might die out naturally

Mission

Our mission is to one day show the world that we can not forget our past and the lifestyle we had before. We will one day want to build a kinder garden for the himba kids, give them a better chance in life but still keep their culture alive.