Canyon Village lies at the foot of a sweeping rock face in Gondwana Canyon Park. Well-appointed cottages in the Cape Dutch style afford views of the vast canyon scenery. The thatched main building is built right into the massive granite boulders and houses a restaurant and cosy bar. With the famous Fish River Canyon just 20 km away the village is a perfect starting point for exploring the canyon. Dozens of murals depict the history and culture of the Bondelswart Nama, the earlier inhabitants of this area. Relish the peace and quiet and enjoy the views at the 'pool with a view'.

The Nama Karoo: yellow flowers of quiver trees against the blue sky at the second largest canyon on earth. With an area of 1,260 km² Gondwana Canyon Park is the largest and oldest nature reserve of the Gondwana Collection. Nowhere else in southern Namibia are animals found in similar numbers and diversity. Species which once used to roam the area, like hartebeest, Burchell‘s zebra, mountain zebra and ostrich are finally back again. Explore the natural diversity of the Nama Karoo Desert – on foot or by car.