From $12 /person
3.8 Sustainability Rating
The University Centre for Studies in Namibia (TUCSIN) is a great supporter of marginalised Namibians. As a visitor to TUCSIN Tsumkwe Lodge, you will be contributing to initiatives that support the local San people. Take part in bush walks, practical crafts, and traditional dance and song around campfires, or spend a night in the village in a traditional hut. A village tour allows you to purchase authentic San crafts directly from the maker. The experienced guides are also part of the local community and so have abundant knowledge to share about their culture and the surroundings. During the dry season, a great number of animals, including elephants, hyenas, kudus, eland, and various bird species, gather at the lodge’s waterhole.
The renovated Twin Room cabins come with fly screens and mosquito nets for extra protection. Each room is equipped with 2 three quarter sized beds and an en-suite bathroom.
The Triple Room cabins accommodate 2 adults and 2 children between the ages of 0-11. All rooms come with fly screens and mosquito nets for extra protection. Extra bedding can be provided on request.
There are 6 campsites adjacent to the lodge, and each of them comes with an electrical and water point, braai pit, and communal washing and toilet facilities. Internet access is available at reception on request, and there is a small swimming pool for guests to enjoy.
The Guide Room features 2 three quarter sized beds with an en-suite bathroom. All rooms have been renovated and come with fly screens and mosquito nets for extra protection.