Visitors to TUCSIN Tsumkwe Lodge will not only be able to experience the ancient and unique culture of the San community but will also be contributing to the improved livelihoods of the local San people.
100% of profits generated by the TUCSIN Tsumkwe Lodge fund local projects in education, income generation, training, cultural preservation and more.
Indeed, the San community can no longer survive exclusively by hunting and gathering; thus, they require a local perspective for education and training. It is of cardinal importance to integrate community members and in particular the Ju/’hoan San Bushmen, who live in the Nyae Nyae Conservancy. It requires a well-informed approach with respect for the precious - but rare - value systems of traditional hunter-gatherer societies. TUCSIN Tsumkwe lodge is an opportunity for involving the marginalised San community who live in the area.
A hands-on approach to work should lead to training, study and eventual employment in order to support them to develop an income for themselves and their families.
With its close proximity to the Nyae Nyae Pans and Khaudom National Park, TUCSIN Tsumkwe lodge is an ideal adventurous starting point to reach the Zambezi (Caprivi) Region as well as Botswana via the Dobe border post to experience the famous Okavango-Delta. Tsumkwe is still a wilderness paradise, off the beaten track!
Accommodation in 21 Twin rooms and 1 Family room with 24 hours electricity, hot water, bathroom amenities and towels and six campsites
with each electrical point, water point, “braai area with grid” (BBQ), communal washing & toilet facilities.
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