We work with a hand-picked selection of properties across the country.
Nestled in the unspoilt beauty of one of Namibia’s oldest game farms, a 12,000 hectare expanse of Namibian bushveld, sits Otjiwa. Otjiwa boasts three completely separate lodges, the luxurious Mountain Lodge, the superb Eagle’s Rest and the homely The Nest.
Otjiwa is home to at least 25 species of free-roaming game species, including white rhino, sable and roan offering guests excellent game viewing opportunities.
Otjiwa is renowned for the beautiful dams which entice a rich variety of bird life, including the African Fish Eagle, Marabou Stork and the illusive Secretary bird.
Otjiwa is situated close to the northern Namibian town of Otjiwarongo, making it an ideal place to break up the journey to (or indeed from) Etosha or the Caprivi.
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Cornerstone Guesthouse is a small, private, peaceful bed and breakfast, within easy walking distance of the seafront and the town centre of Swakopmund on Namibia’s fascinating Skeleton Coast.
Occupying a quiet corner of Swakopmund’s old town near The Marine Museum and The Old Brewery, Cornerstone Guesthouse offers the charm and intimacy of a family-run B&B combined with the modern amenities of a luxury hotel.
Mere minutes from the guest house you will find beaches, cafés, restaurants, lively pubs, Swakopmund’s tourist attractions and a variety of interesting shops and markets.
For those who prefer self-catering accommodation, Cornerstone also boasts three luxury self-catering apartments situated in wonderful locations in Swakopmund: Moringa Gardens Self-catering Apartment in the centre of Swakopmund; An der Mole Self-catering Apartment on the main beach in Swakopmund with its restaurants and protected swimming area; and Atlantik Sicht Self-catering Apartment on the seafront near the famous Tug Restaurant and the restored jetty.
Each of the self-catering apartments are fitted to the highest standards with modern appliances and luxury furnishings. Each apartment has three double rooms sleeping up to six comfortably.
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For an exclusive Namibian safari experience, look no further than Kifaru Luxury Lodge and Bush Camp.
This safari paradise offers guests the opportunity to immerse themselves in the utter tranquility of the Namibian bush. Embrace the exquisite African sunsets and relish in the atmosphere of exclusivity and seclusion.
The lodge stands proudly upon the beautifully weathered outcrops and offers unsurpassed views of the reserve below. There is abundant wildlife at Kifaru, more than 60 species of mammal and over 300 species of bird can be spotted on the reserve.
Kifaru offers so much more than beautiful accommodation and attention to detail; Kifaru is home to the Rhino Momma Project. There has been a massive rise in rhino poaching in recent years, and it has become evident that without drastic action, these incredible creatures would become extinct, and Rhino Momma Project was the result of the decisive actions required to make a significant difference to the Rhino population numbers in Namibia.
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Le Mirage Resort & Spa is probably one of the most unique and unexpected properties in the Sossusvlei area.
Built to resemble a North-African castle, the building construction offers complete protection from the harsh desert elements, where lush, green gardens surround a sparkling pool.
The lodge is a mere 21 kms from the gates to the world-renowned Sosssusvlei, meaning that it is ideally situated as a base from which to explore the eerily named Dead Vlei, climb Big Daddy or find Sossusvlei, for which this iconic destination has been named.
Each of the 27 rooms offer spectacular views over the vast gravel plains of the Namib Desert, with the towering ochre dunes shimmering, like a mirage on the horizon.
With the variety of activities on offer, from quad biking to wellness treatments in the spa, Le Mirage has something for everyone!
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At the gateway to the Zambezi region, on the banks of the Okavango River you find Divava Okavango Resort &Spa.
This tropical paradise is unlike any other Namibian destination, instead of the stark, arid beauty that Namibia is usually associated with, here the sound of the Popa Falls is your constant companion.
The lush gardens embrace you, and the spa offers the opportunity for body and soul to be revitalised.
The 20 well-spaced chalets offer the stylised charm of an Africa-styled thatched hut, but with all of the spacious indulgence of a luxury lodge.
The restaurant deck over-looks the Bwabwata National Park, so whether you want to go exploring or relax and drink in the tranquil surroundings, the options are yours for the choosing.
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Frans Indongo Lodge is located a convenient two and a half hours north of Windhoek, close to the stunning Waterberg Plateau National Park and the Cheetah Conservation Foundation.
The lodge itself sits on a 17,000 hectare private Namibian farm which boats a large variety of plains game, including wildebeest, springbok, oryx, giraffe and white rhino and from the viewing terrace at the restaurant, you can see some rarer game species coming down to the floodlit waterhole, whilst enjoying your dinner or sundowner drink.
The lodge has been tastefully built to incorporate aspects of traditional Owambo décor, including kraal-like wooden fencing and traditional clay pots. The rooms are beautifully decorated and the little brooks that run through the gardens ensure that they remain lush and green throughout the year.
For those who prefer to get out and stretch your legs, there are a number of walking trails, varying in distance from 90 minutes to 4 hours, ensuring that you have worked up an appetite for the sumptuous delights on offer from the restaurant.
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Perched on a hilltop, over-looking the expansive views of the Gaub Valley, Namib’s Valley Lodge allows you to drink in the panoramic views in every direction, as far as the eye can see.
The valley is riddled with thousands of hills creating a photographer’s paradise. This natural scenery creates a fairy tale feel to a place otherwise known for its dry and arid conditions.
Namibs Valley Lodge is situated in the vast desert plains of Namib Naukluft on the route to the mighty Sossusvlei dunes or Walvis Bay and 180 km from Windhoek. Located amid magnificent planes of the south-west Namibian landscape, it is an ideal gateway to explore the Namib and make the most of your unique Namibian experience.
Until the lodge was built here, this valley was completely inaccessible to the public, and even now accessibility is very limited; allowing full, immersive enjoyment of this pristine wilderness area.
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Built in such a way as to mirror the surrounding mountains and blend in with the rugged landscapes, Huab Lodge was borne out of a desire to generate funds for the conservation efforts of the desert-adapted elephant that roam this vast area.
This unique lodge on the edge of Damaraland and located at the end of a 30km cul de sac is built on the banks of the Huab River and offers, not only the opportunity to experience the abundant plant-, bird- and wildlife but also the space freedom to breath and revitalise mind, body and soul.
Huab Lodge boasts both a natural hot spring and a German bath which was built in the 1800’s and which the local wildlife now use as a watering hole.
All of these distinctive features blend seamlessly to allow you to experience the unique Huab ambience… The Huab Sound of Silence.
The 8 luxurious chalets have been built on the northern banks of the river and the main building is open on all sides, ensuring that you are always surrounded by the magnificent views.
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Ongula Village Homestead can be found located between two towns in the very far north of Namibia and is situated immediately adjacent a living, working traditional Owambo homestead.
Ongula Village Homestead is the very first lodge in Namibia to offer the visitor an opportunity to experience a realistic introduction to the centuries-old lifestyle and culture of the Owambo people, the largest tribe in Namibia.
Here guests will be shown, and can participate in, routine tasks such as harvesting and preparing grain, working with livestock or cooking on an open fire, and serving local traditional meals and drinks, gaining as they do so an intimate insight into life in this region.
There may also be opportunities to discover aspects of life beyond the daily chores – to witness local events and ceremonies such as a traditional wedding or court proceedings, to visit open-air markets or local small-scale business ventures where the changes brought about by the relentless march of technology can be seen in its impact on traditional customs, beliefs and quality of life.
This is a unique opportunity to learn first-hand how ancient tribal life is coming to terms with the 21st century, and living successfully with it.
After establishing the Ongula Village Homestead in Ohangwena, the Nghiwere family decided that, as part of the lodge’s responsibility to the local community, they need to invest in the local youth, and break the shebeen culture that is prevalent in Namibia. The idea was spawned to start a skills-based development and technical education centre. Today Ongula Academy works under the slogan – going from Zero to Hero, breaking the Shebeen culture. The Academy offers courses in hospitality and tourism, tour guiding, agriculture and clothing production.
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Ndhovu which means Elephant in the local language is located in the north-east of Namibia, on the banks of the Okavango River. Ndhovu Safari Lodge offers access into both the Mahangu and Buffalo National Parks, which form part of the greater KAZA Transfrontier and Bwabwatwa National Parks.
Ndhovu also offers access to the Okavango panhandle; allowing for easy access into Botswana and the World Heritage site at Tsodillo Hills.
Ndhovu Safari Lodge is the oldest lodge on the Okavango River in the Zambezi region, and was established just after Namibia gained its independence in 1990.
To complement the popular luxury tents, the exciting new luxury river suite, floating on the Okavango River has been built – with accommodation for up to 2 people.
On land, the regular game drives takes guests to view a multitude of wildlife in nearby Game Parks. For two to three months, almost every year, Ndhovu becomes an island when the Okavango River breaks its banks and flows into the neighbouring flood plains during the rainy season, when the Okavango Delta is unable to absorb the increased river flow.
In our little shop you can purchase ‘Penzo’ hand-painted crockery designed and produced in Zimbabwe.
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Kashana, on the banks of the ephemeral Omaruru River, is built in and around one of the town’s historic buildings. The main building was originally constructed in 1907 as a casino for local mineworkers. It is thought that the house probably gained its name from the surrounding bush savannah which resembled a wide open plain or ‘Kashana’ in the Owambo language.
The years took their toll on the building and after pains-taking restoration it has been returned to its former glory. It re-opened in 2007 and reflects its German history.
Today, the building is the centrepiece of a lodge-style guesthouse with an attractive bar and a popular all-day à la carte restaurant which is frequented by Kashana’s guests, passing travellers as well the local townspeople.
The courtyard is surrounded by massive old trees which give the garden terrace restaurant charm and ambience.
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If you’re looking for an eco-friendly personalized safari experience then Jackalberry Tented Camp is the lodge for you. Jackalberry Tented Camp is situated in an exclusive concession inside the Nkasa Rupara National Park (Mamili) in the Zambezi. The Camp is located on the banks of the Linyanti River systems, and the fact that there is no fence will allow wildlife to roam freely in the vicinity of the Camp. This will enhance the sense of remote wilderness and adventure for the guests who will also experience the unique Okavango Delta-esque environment.
The main area of the lodge is triple storey, allowing for unrestricted views sweeping across the floodplains of both Namibia and Botswana and is built in and around the enormous Jackalberry tree known as the Jackalberry Tower.
Despite its location, Jackalberry Tented Camp boasts many home comforts. The ground floor is a communal area, with a welcoming open fire around which guests can share their experiences during the evening. The upper floors house a reception, dining and bar area and a comfortable lounge which boasts exceptional views. The accommodation comprises four ground level custom- built luxury tents, of which one serves as a Honeymoon Suite. All are furnished to a high standard and include in-room shower facilities.
Jackalberrry Tented Camp is part of the Wild Waters Lodges which is a sustainable tourism orientated umbrella company comprised of 3 award-winning Lodges & Camps (Serondela Lodge, Nkasa Lupala Tented Lodge & Jackalberry Tented Camp). By providing exceptional safari experiences the lodges are able to help fund the protection and preservation of pristine land and existing wildlife populations, not to mention help create economic independence within local communities surrounding the lodges and camps.
Travellers choose to stay at these lodges because of the exclusive and wild locations, limited guest and vehicle numbers, extraordinarily consistent game viewing and the exceptional care that is taken of each guest during their stay.
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A real Sustainable tourism experience!
Located 75km from Kongola, Nkasa Lupala tented lodge is built on the banks of one of the channels of the Kwando-Linyanti River system. This unique Namibian wetland paradise in the Zambezi Region (Caprivi), is commonly known as Mamili and was recently renamed Nkasa Rupara National Park. The lodge was conceived as the perfect location for visitors to view wildlife in an entirely natural wetland habitat and finding that delicate balance between providing all the facilities to offer guests the highest standard of comfort, luxury and service, whilst minimizing the impact on the environment. The Park’s huge population of wildlife is free to roam in and amongst the unfenced Lodge grounds and buildings.
By creating a human environment on stilts, Nkasa Lupala allows its guests the most amazing opportunities to watch animals at close quarters in total safety, without harming or unduly disturbing the creatures themselves.
The spacious main buildings are stunningly designed to complement their surroundings, blending perfectly into the landscape. Wherever possible, they have been constructed using locally sourced materials in a style which reflects traditional African building techniques. The Lodge is solar powered, and all possible measures are taken to minimize disruption of the environment, to prevent pollution and to protect the local flora and fauna.
Nkasa Lupala Tented Lodge is a joint venture between the private sector and the Wuparo Conservancy that is part of the successful and award-winning Namibian conservancies program followed by IRDNC and WWF. At Nkasa Lupala Tented Lodge be ready to experience a true sustainable holiday.
The Lodge is part of the Wild Waters Lodges which is a sustainable tourism orientated umbrella company comprised of 3 award-winning Lodges & Camps (Serondela Lodge, Nkasa Lupala Tented Lodge & Jackalberry Tented Camp). By providing exceptional safari experiences we are able to partially fund the protection and preservation of pristine land and existing wildlife populations, not to mention help create economic independence within local communities surrounding the lodges and camps.
Travellers choose to stay at our lodges because of the exclusive and wild locations, limited guest and vehicle numbers, extraordinarily consistent game viewing and the exceptional care that is taken of each guest during their stay. Guests staying at Serondela Lodge, Nkasa Lupala Tented Camp or Jackalberry camp are being transformed for a lifetime and having made a contribution to the legacy of Africa.
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Situated on the Namibian banks of the Chobe River, 17kms away from Kasane town and with views into the Chobe National Park, ensures year-round encounters with free roaming wildlife. Famous for being a major Elephant corridor as well as an area where the lions hunt their prey, Serondela Lodge is ideally situated to make the most of these opportunities.
The 8 rooms have been built facing the river and enjoy spectacular views with endless photographic opportunities. As a member of the Wild Waters Group, guests are assured of the positive impact of sustainable tourism on this incredibly beautiful area, situated within a very dynamic conservancy.
The owners and management are very conscious of their impact on the environment and on their role in the Socia-Cultural sustainability, which means minimizing negative impacts and focusing more on positive impacts, such as promoting cultural exchange and promoting local tradition. Serondela Lodge is in partnership with Kabulabula Conservancy and is part of the WWF and IRDNC Joint-venture program.
The Lodge is part of the Wild Waters Lodges which is a sustainable tourism orientated umbrella company comprised of 3 award-winning Lodges & Camps (Serondela Lodge, Nkasa Lupala Tented Lodge & Jackalberry Tented Camp). By providing exceptional safari experiences we are able to partially fund the protection and preservation of pristine land and existing wildlife populations, not to mention help create economic independence within local communities surrounding the lodges and camps.
Travellers choose to stay at our lodges because of the exclusive and wild locations, limited guest and vehicle numbers, extraordinarily consistent game viewing and the exceptional care that is taken of each guest during their stay. Guests staying at Serondela Lodge, Nkasa Lupala Tented Camp or Jackalberry camp are being transformed for a lifetime and having made a contribution to the legacy of Africa.
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