/Ai-/Ais, which means "burning water" in one of the local languages, refers to the sulphurous hot springs which are found in this area. One of these springs has its eye within the camp. /Ai-/Ais lies at the southern end of the Fish River conservation area and is wherer you will finish the Fish River 4 day hiking trail.

The main attraction at the resort is the spa complex. The extreme heat heat of the springs date back to 1850 when they were discovered by a Nama herder searching for his lost sheep.

The water is supposed to have natural curative ingredients and is especially therapeutic for rheumatism sufferers. The resort has a brand new restaurant and bar, serves buffet meals for breakfast, lunch, dinner and accommodates a maximum of 100 visitors.

There is also room service, laundry services, secure parking, safe at the reception and disabled ramps into the building and into all the rooms.

The resort offers 43 rooms in total with 36 of them being brand new. 12 of the rooms have a river view, are en-suite with a bath and are equipped with air conditioning, an outside shower and a tea / coffee station.

The 7 premier chalets are suitable as family or large group accommodation and they have an en-suite bathroom, tea / coffee station and air conditioning.

Being a self catering accommodation, the kitchen is equipped with a 2 plate stove, kettle, fridge, cutlery. pots and a microwave oven. The chalets boast 2 verandahs, both with mountain and river views.

The rest of the 24 rooms are equipped with air conditioning, tea / coffee station and are en-suite. They also have spectacular mountain views.

• 7 x Premier Chalet/Family Chalets
• 12 x Riverview Double rooms
• 20 x Mountain view Double rooms
• Camping