NACOBTA - Namibia Community Based Tourism Assistance


“Visit this massive tree and learn more about the history of the people of Ombalantu”

Why visit the Ombalantu Baobab Tree?
• The hollowed-out trunk of this tree has in the past been used as a post office and a chapel. It is worth learning more about how this could have been possible.
• The campsite is located at a former army base and is therefore rich in pre-independence history.
• The campsite is located in the centre of Outapi and provides an excellent stopover.
• A peaceful night away from the hassles of the bigger towns.

What can you experience?
• Displays of the history of the tree and the struggle for independence.
• A wide range of wire products and baskets as well as clay pots.
• Story telling - oral history

What facilities are available?
• A craft shop
• Camping facilities
• Ablution block with toilet & shower
• Braai facilities
• A heritage centre


See Price list for rates Nearby attractions include: • Ruacana Falls (1 hr) • Etosha National Park (2-3 hrs) • Kaokoland (2 hrs)


Location Located in Outapi town, opposite the town council, behind the open market, adjacent to the former South African military base. Outapi is situated in between Oshakati and Ruacana on the C46. How to get there? From Oshakati: take the C46 main road to Ruacana. Outapi is a 90km drive over tar road from Oshakati. Turn left into town, turn left again circa 1km from the junction. The tree is located behind the open market. From Ruacana: take the C46 main road to Oshakati. Outapi is circa 100km from Ruacana. Turn right into town, turn left circa 1km from the junction. The tree is located behind the open market. From Tsandi: take the D3612 gravel road towards Outapi. Follow the tar road into town (1km before you reach the junction with the C46), the tree is located behind the traditional authority and open market complex How do you contact us? Bookings can be made via NACOBTA Tel +264 (0)61 255977 Contact us


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