Farm Tiras
The Tiras plain is situated between the Rooirand Escarpment and the south eastern foothills of the Tiras mountains at a height of 1400 m above sea level. Highest point: 1860m above sea level.
Distance from Windhoek: 560 km,
from Helmeringhausen: 45 km,
from Lüderitz: 198 km,
from Aus: 65 km.
The Farm is traversed by the old ox wagon path linking Lüderitz with Namibias' interior. As early as 1900 Tiras was known to transport drivers as a reliable watering place, which members of the German colonial forces later also made use of. Since 1930 Tiras has been utilized as a farm for livestock breeding.
Relics from the early history of man can be seen on the farm in the form of bushman paintings, grating stones, tools and pottery shards.