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Before coming here we stayed at Wilderness Damaraland Camp, which felt remote, but the location of this camp is even more 'out there', surrounded by golden grasslands and granite hills.||Be prepared for some rocky roads when exploring the area, and depending on their location, the search for desert rhinos can be a full day expedition with no guarantees - we linked up with the Save the Rhino Trust team after about four hours, and approached a young male black rhino on foot. It was a well managed encounter, and we did not stay long. Despite the rough roads, I loved this drive - at one point we were off road on a ridge above the confluence of two great sand rivers, their valleys full of trees, surrounded by wilderness to every horizon - spectacular. We also saw mountain zebra and ostrich along the way.||Wilderness include a few 'surprises' along the way, which were welcome. As others have said, our guide Kanu is excellent - his sharp eyes finding a family of rock martins in their nest. We also enjoyed a sunset stroll with him from camp, so nice to just listen to the sounds and enjoy the flat terrain on foot.||The camp was rebuilt and the rooms are quite insulated from nature - a lot of glasss - but we spent a night on the outside raised bed area under the stars - highly recommend.||Apart from Kanu, we were well looked after by Fanus, George and Cendiana.