Safari Lodge
    Camdeboo National Park, South Africa
    784m
    PlnrScore 42

    Nqweba Camp Site

    Nqweba Camp Site is a camp near Camdeboo National Park.

    Score
    42
    Species
    905

    Location

    Latitude

    -32.212635

    Longitude

    24.537460

    Elevation

    784m

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    Nqweba Camp Site in Camdeboo National Park

    Activities

    camp

    Nearest Airport

    Graaff Reinet Airport

    FAGR
    6 km away

    Nearest International Airport

    Chief Dawid Stuurman International Airport

    PLZ
    218 km away

    905

    Total Species

    40

    Mammals

    208

    Birds

    Most Observed Species

    Sweet Thorn
    106 obs
    Springbok
    91 obs
    Pale Chanting-Goshawk
    83 obs
    Southern Rock Agama
    83 obs
    Common Ostrich
    80 obs
    Cape Aloe
    78 obs
    Leopard Tortoise
    77 obs
    Elephant bush
    74 obs
    Vervet Monkey
    71 obs
    Coral Aloe
    71 obs
    More details
    MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
    High32°31.1°29.4°24.6°22.5°19.4°18.7°20.7°23.4°26.2°28.6°29.9°
    Low16.7°16°15.2°11.3°9°6.8°5.2°5.8°8.2°10.6°12.7°14.8°
    Rain
    57
    45
    47
    40
    35
    21
    18
    15
    37
    32
    37
    55
    Humidity55%55%55%57%52%51%47%45%49%54%52%56%
    Planning & reference

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