Hotels in Namibia

The lodge combines peace and relaxation in the bush with simple Namibian hospitality. Decorated with an African touch, eight bungalows under thatch provide very comfortable and spacious accommodation. Every year since it began, Huab Lodge has received a prize in the Best Lodge category in the Hospitality Association of Namibia's guest appraisal contest as well as Iwanowski's Golden Award. Huab Lodge continues to be revisited by its guests and is recommended to their friends. This word of mouth propaganda is the best form of advertising and speaks for itself. Fly-In, Safari Lodge, Desert adapted , Wildlife, Game Drives, Safari, Walking / Hiking Trails, Ancient Rock Art, Photography, Birding, use of swimming pool and hot spring A private nature reserve was established as a refuge for the desert elephants. Other animals include mountain zebra, klipspringer, oryx - master of the desert - and the regal greater kudu; 175 bird species of which 10 are endemic. The lodge combines peace and relaxation in the bush with simple Namibian hospitality. Decorated with an African touch, eight bungalows under thatch provide very comfortable and spacious accommodation. Shower with a view, two basins, separate loo, two extra length double beds, 24 hour 220V solar electricity, coffee & tea, and a verandah overlooking the mostly dry Huab River. Local cuisine and an unusual variety of South African wines are served in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Interestingly different nature walks and scenic drives are offered in this magnificent and varied landscape; a trip to some well preserved rock paintings; superb birding with an expert guide; hot and cold pools; star gazing. The combination of ancient granite, mineral rich thermal water, nature's tranquility and Huab's unaffected hospitality make this a destination to return to for longer every time.

Nestled amidst the dunes in the heart of NamibRand Nature Reserve, and set against a backdrop of unparalleled beauty, Wolwedans provides the perfect base from which to explore vast stretches of awe-inspiring nature. Wolwedans Dunes Lodge is located in south western Namibia, in the heart of the NamibRand Nature Reserve and on the doorstep of Sossusvlei. The camp is situated on the top of a vegetated dune belt offering fantastic vistas and panoramas. Covering an area of some 200.000 hectares close to Sossusvlei, NamibRand is bordered by the Naukluft Park in the west and the impressive Nubib Mountain range in the East. The special attraction of the reserve is the diversity of desert landscapes. Virtually all facets of the Namib are represented here. Mountains plunging down into endless grassy plains, which are interspersed by red vegetated dunes, create a living tapestry of colours and shapes that make it a visual utopia for artists and photographers. Game species found in the reserve include gemsbok, mountain and plains zebra, springbok, red hartebeest, bat-eared fox, spotted hyena, Cape fox and African wildcats. The more rocky areas are inhabited by kudu, klipspringer, baboon and leopard, while the dunes harbour a rich and diverse micro-fauna. Over a hundred species of birds have been recorded. Once the hunting ground of the Spotted Hyena, Wolwedans takes its name from the African for 'where the wolves dance'. The Dunes Lodge aims at providing a unique experience close to nature, yet without compromising comfort and style. The entire lodge is constructed on wooden platforms and overlooks panoramic vistas in all directions, capturing the desert in an intimate and memorable way. The building style is a combination of wooden poles and large canvas blinds/windows that open up to the desert beyond. The lodge reflects the ambience of a tented camp, but provides the comfort and protection of a permanent building. Each of the eight spacious Chalets with en-suite bathrooms leads onto a private verandah and stretches of untouched sand. The main complex - also built on stilts - consists of a bar and lounge, sundowner decks with a fireplace and a spacious dining room. All communal areas open out onto a verandah with a superb view of the surroundings. Five Chalets are directly accessible from the main complex by wooden walkways, also easily accessible for elderly and handicapped guests. Children over 12 welcome.

Namwi Island is situated about 10 km from Katima Mulilo and lies on the banks of the Zambezi River. Namwi Island offers comfortable accommodation in chalets and various camping spots. All self-catering chalets are cooled with a fan or with air-conditioning and have private en-suite bathrooms, except the Budget Chalets that share ablution and scullery facilities with the campsites. The shady campsites are situated on a huge lawn and each site has an electricity point and a braai area. A modern ablution block, equipped with hot water, a scullery and a laundry room is shared. For your convenience, a kiosk is situated on the grounds; it sells ice, braai packs and wood. Please note that there are no credit card facilities, bar or restaurant on the grounds. Namwi Island is the perfect location for outdoor activities like fishing, canoeing and birdwatching. Guests can also make use of the inviting swimming pool or go on boat- and fishing trips on the mighty Zambezi River. The beautiful sunset cruises will take your breath away. The natural surroundings, luxury accommodation and many outdoor activities will definitely make your stay with Namwi Island relaxing and memorable.

The Kalahari Desert is a vast sandveld region which extends over central and western Botswana into eastern Namibia and the Northern Cape. Although generally described as a desert, the typical Kalahari landscape is surprisingly well-vegetated. You can relax in comfort while taking in a unique and unspoilt landscape- certainly the best of both worlds. The garden is shaded by worm-barkfalse-thorn trees (Albizia Anthelmintica) and overlooks a floodlit waterhole where game and birds flock during the day. Natural building materials were used. The colours and patterns have an African feel and traditional Namibian cosiness. You are looked after by a husband and wife team assisted by well trained, friendly staff conversant in various European and African languages. The three-levelled thatched complex and 2 Chalets can accommodate up to sixteen people (plus 2 guides) sharing. There are eight bedrooms, two which are equipped with double beds, and all have en-suite bathrooms. The partly covered lapa can be referred to as the 'heart' of the guest house with open fireplace, a kitchen and bar facilities. Kalahari Bush Breaks allows you to choose a wide range of adventures. We are convinced that you will fall in love with the deafening tranquillity and that your impressions will be unforgettable! Even stargazing, whilst lying flat on your blankets under the brilliant starlit skies, will take on a whole new meaning. Armed with a hamper of goodies, couples can break away for either an exclusive picnic lunch in the tree-house, or even spend the night under the stars, amply protected by cuddly duvets, lanterns and mosquito netting.

Namibia's hidden wildlife paradise in the Kavango where time stands still. Divava Okavango Lodge and Spa is nestled among majestic trees on the Okavango River a few hundred metres from Popa Falls. Fondly referred to by the locals as Paradishi Ghomumbiru; (Little Paradise). Divava Okavango Lodge and Spa offers an exquisite view over the Okavango River with excellent opportunities for bird watching. The lodge is only 14km's from the Mahango Game Reserve, which is known for it's abundance of game species such as elephant, buffalo, sable and roan antelope, bushbuck, reedbuck and tsessebe.

The Kambaku Game Farm is home to only indigenous species and has no commercial breeding programme. This means that the wild animals have plenty of space in which to live and that overgrazing and competition for food are avoided. The responsible handling of some of nature's most sensitive creatures is the focus of all our activities at Kambaku.In 76 square kilometres of untouched bush and savannah you will find an oasis of calm where you, your family and friends can enjoy the opportunity to witness the sights and sounds of Africa, an adventure for those who are looking to leave behind the hectic lifestyle of the modern world, at least for the time being.Giraffe, oryx, ostrich, gnu, warthog, zebra, kudu, eland, impala and more are at home at Kambaku. The diverse and beautifully coloured bird population is also waiting to be discovered by you.At sunset, long drinks smooth our throats, and the evening star appears to announce nightfall. A traditional dinner unique to Kambaku is served on the veranda at the end of the day. For cold evenings an inside fireplace will keep you warm and a bar as well as a small library are at your disposal.There are eight double rooms and two family rooms, fitted in luxurious African style to provide you with all the comforts you need after a long day.Furthermore, Kambaku provides 24h internet access and laundry.Looking forward to your visit!

Hochland Nest is uniquely located, almost unnoticed and nestles beneath canopy of the Khomas Hochland mountains and Fredenhou dam. Shaded by camelthorn trees, the lodge is testament to the ingenuity of an eco-friendly design. As the sun steals its last rays, strokes of purple emanate from the far mountains can be captured love where you can feed your soul and feel the nature. Hochland Nest is a mere 40 minutes drive from Windhoek and is the ideal breakaway from the city or for a tourist to start or end their journey in Namibia. What makes Hochland Nest so unique is the fact that it is next to the Friedenah Dam, which has water through out the year. The Lodge is cozy and intimate with friendly staff providing attention to each and every guest. A Home away from Home. Four standard chalets and two luxury chalets individually styled and furnished,each with private en-suite bathroom and secluded outdoor deck. Generous spacing between the chalets ensures complete privacy. For the corporate market it is ideal for team building, management meetings or staff getaways. Hochland Nest caters for functions up to 20 Persons.

The Twyfelfontein area, being a very vulnerable and delicate ecosystem, is renowned for some of the best examples of Bushman paintings and Rock Engravings in Southern Africa. Twyfelfontein Country Lodge is situated 100 km's west of Khorixas, Damaraland, Namibia. Is 260 km's north-northeast of Henties Bay, and 5 km's from historic rock-art site. Walking, Day Scenic Drives, Scenic Flights, Swimming Pool. Interesting rock formations and the remainder of prehistoric volcanic action can be seen among the most prominent geographic features including the Organ Pipes, Burnt Mountain, Doros Crater and the Petrified Forest. The fauna and flora of Damaraland is typical of the Pro-Namib region and plant species include the magnificent Welwitschia, Moringa and a variety of the Commiphora species. The Desert adapted Elephant, Rhinoceros, Giraffe, Springbok, and Ostrich include some of the wildlife which can be found living in total harmony with the community and the communal farming activities of the Uibasen Twyfelfontein Conservancy. Twyfelfontein boasts 56 en-suite double rooms, reception, lounge, curio shop, open dining room, bar and swimming pool. In construction utmost care was taken to reduce the visual impact on the environment and to blend into the mountainside with the use of thatch roofs, natural stone and paint colors toning in with the surrounding rock formations. Day excursions may include flights over the area by small plane, walks, and/or guided safaris into the surrounds. Beautiful sunsets and endless vistas relaxes body, mind and spirit. Among the local fauna, none is more fascinating than the elusive desert-adapted elephant, Loxodonta africana, which permanently occupies the desert during the driest periods. These elephants walk up to 130 kilometres between water holes, covering up to 70km a day and sometimes drinking only every fourth day. Children welcome under parents supervision.

Cape Cross Lodge sits right on the edge of the cold fertile Atlantic Ocean; a serene haven for visitors to this vast untamed, seldom-explored wilderness. The curious mix of Cape Dutch and West Coast fishing village architecture with colossal windows happily embraces the natural light and affords endless contemplative vistas. The large patio, overlooking the beach and ocean, flows into the lower deck with its warm, welcoming reception area and intriguing curio shop housing an array of gifts. Leading from this charming space is the comforting cocktail bar and lounge, a quirky wine cellar and two cozy dining sectors. Around this tranquil oasis lodge lies infinite ocean and desert A large glass frontage, fire-burnt clay tiles, comfy chairs, the sheen of polished wood, the flickering warmth of fireplaces conspire to impart a classic simplicity to the lounge and dining areas. A fine a la carte menu is served to small groups, while a larger assembly is able to savor a sumptuous buffet. The cocktail bar and private wine cellar provide a selection of exemplary wines and spirits. The lodge caters lunch for day visitors and is the perfect rest spot for those traveling the Skeleton Coast or Damaraland region. Special requests can be met; included are honeymoon packages, formal occasions, private beach dinners and picnic excursions into the surrounding desert or along the bay. The Cape Cross Lodge can also facilitate small conference groups and private corporate functions. A large glass frontage, fire-burnt clay tiles, comfy chairs, the sheen of polished wood, the flickering warmth of fireplaces conspire to impart a classic simplicity to the lounge and dining areas. A fine a la carte menu is served to small groups, while a larger assembly is able to savor a sumptuous buffet. The cocktail bar and private wine cellar provide a selection of exemplary wines and spirits. The lodge caters lunch for day visitors and is the perfect rest spot for those traveling the Skeleton Coast or Damaraland region. Special requests can be met; included are honeymoon packages, formal occasions, private beach dinners and picnic excursions into the surrounding desert or along the bay. The Cape Cross Lodge can also facilitate small conference groups and private corporate functions. The en-suite bathrooms are a statement of elegant simplicity, while the private balconies glow with the warmth of wooden deckchairs and tables, affording unrestricted sea views and an aura of complete respite.

A rustic yet comfortably renovated farmhouse fully-equipped for self-catering parties of up to 10 people, situated on the private NamibRand Nature Reserve. Enjoy spectacular views over the vast plains and ancient blue mountain ranges, set out on foot or by 4x4 into the glowing red dunes for a close encounter with the fascinating variety of Namib Desert fauna and flora. The kids will love the dune-boarding and endless open spaces, or chasing after beetles and lizards scuttling over the sand dunes. A small water-hole just 20m from the verandah attracts a myriad of birdlife as well as Oryx, springbok, bat-eared fox, porcupines and other wildlife. The exceptional surroundings and clarity of the air provide endless opportunities for photography by day and star-gazing by night. The Hideout is accessible in a normal vehicle. There is also an airstrip less than 5 km away - pick-ups can be arranged. As the sole occupier of this rustic and historic farmhouse, you will be able to spend quality time alone with your family and friends. The house is simply yet comfortably equipped for your essential needs, a solid and safe haven from the sometimes harsh desert conditions. Evidence of bygone farming days still remains in the old walls, fences and outbuildings, almost buried by ever-shifting sand dunes. Slow down, leave the stress and pace of our high-tech world behind you for a while and relax around an open fire in the silence of the multi-colored sunset, punctuated only by the click of barking geckos. Here in the vast and ancient Namib Desert, nature still reigns supreme. You may be comforted to know that a portion of your overnight costs goes towards the conservation of this unique and fragile environment. Our Eco-friendly house has solar lights, a gas fridge, freezer and stove and barbeque facilities. The expansive verandah provides ample shaded space for alfresco dining and living. The house is also fully wheelchair-accessible. The pure water running in the modern bathroom and kitchen facilities is pumped from far below the desert’s surface. Water is heated for the showers using a wood-burning oven - please remember to bring firewood for this and your barbecue as no wood may be gathered on the Reserve. Bedding and towels are available as an optional extra by prior arrangement only; otherwise please bring your own. Further optional extras are a 4x4 self-drive permit and dune board hire. For an undisturbed back-to-nature desert experience on the NamibRand Nature Reserve.