Daberas Guest Farm

Daberas Guest Farm is a remote location situated in Augrabies. It offers accommodation in Cape Ebony and Star Tree Lodge. The farm is a dedicated conservation area, and wildlife is abundant in all its forms. The surrounding scenery consists of mountains, dry river beds, rock formations, sand dunes, and quiver trees.

The farm's 4x4 track is well-known and has been featured in several outdoor magazines and a TV documentary. Guided tours must be arranged at the time of booking. Due to its remoteness, opportunities for solitude are offered, but guests may be surprised by encounters with large congregations of Namakwa and double-banded sandgrouse.

Daberas Guest Farm has a rich biodiversity, and several TV documentaries have been produced on location. It shares the western boundary with the Augrabies Falls National Park, where leopards, fish eagles, and black eagles can be found.

The private lodge can accommodate up to five guests. It consists of a lounge, a full kitchen for self-catering, a thatched verandah, an outside sitting area, braai facilities, and a parking area. An advanced low cooling system keeps the house cool during the summer.