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Namibia Holiday & Travel - Namib Region - Accommodations |
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Main Tourist Attractions |
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Accommodations
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 Ai-Aiba Lodge
Situated between Usakos and Omaruru amidst massive granite boulders overlooking the magnificent Erongo Mountain range is Ai Aiba Lodge. The Erongo Region is one of most environmentally diverse areas in Namibia, hosting an array of endemic and near-endemic plant, reptile, mammal and bird species, as well as a wealth of cultural artifacts. Twenty thatched-roof twin bedrooms, tastefully appointed with en-suite shower, offer the visitor a unique, luxurious African experience. The restaurant, with its panoramic view, bar and crystal-clear pool nestling among the rocks, add to the natural tranquillity of the surroundings. As ancient rock paintings silently touch the visitor’s soul, a faint glimmer of history, mystique and the unknown becomes undeniably spellbinding.
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 Epako Game Lodge
Epako, a Herero word meaning the corner of a mountain range, is an upmarket luxury game lodge where guests are treated to a unique African experience.
Situated approximately 270 km north west of Windhoek and 22 km north of Omaruru on the Kalkfeld road, the lodge nestles against a hillside overlooking the Epako River. In close proximity are several waterholes, one of which is illuminated at night.
Epako’s 11 000 hectares of dense African bush harbour a considerable variety of animals and numerous bird species. Morning game drives include visits to sites of Bushman paintings and rock engravings, and afternoon game drives include viewing cheetah, leopard and caracal feeding.
Accommodation consists of 25 luxury double bedroom units, complete with telephones and air-conditioning. A spacious lounge and terrace-style restaurant overlook the riverbed and waterhole. Epako’s cuisine is an elegant combination of traditional Namibian ingredients and French cooking
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 Erindi Game Reserve
Owner of Erindi, Gert Joubert, had a dream to become involved in tourism. He now lives his dream. Erindi, which means ‘the place of water’ in local Herero, is a private game reserve where, surrounded by peace and tranquillity, real African wildlife can be experienced at its best.
Erindi lies 220 kilometres by road north of Hosea Kutako, Windhoek’s international airport, in the triangle between Okahandja, Otjiwarongo and Omaruru, 1 600 metres above sea level and situated in a malaria-free area.
With 71 000 hectares of varied landscapes ranging from mountains to bush and open savannah, Erindi is one the biggest privately owned game reserves in Namibia. The development is similar to that of the privately owned reserves like Sabi-Sabi that surround the Kruger National Park in South Africa.
Over 15 000 head of game teem over the large Erindi game reserve.
The Old Traders Lodge was the first accommodation project to be completed. It offers 35 luxurious rooms, all with a view across a waterhole. The décor, which is stylish and upmarket, was designed by Paul’s wife and can be described as modern with an African touch.
The bedroom units include roll-in beds, air-conditioning, showers, baths, safes, satellite TV, hairdryers, fridges and kettles. There are two rooms for disabled guests and conference facilities for 20 people (which can be adapted to accommodate 60 people if requested).
Additional amenities at Erindi are a swimming pool, Internet access, a children’s playroom and a 1.7-kilometre airstrip.
Co-ordinates: S 21º 31’ 52.1” E 016º 24’ 01.6”
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 Erongo Wilderness lodge
Two hours north west of Windhoek, encircled by the Erongo Mountains and where the
desert, mountain, and bushveld ecosystems combine, lies a special wilderness area.
This is one of Namibia’s most diverse and rewarding environments, and Erongo Wilderness Lodge provides the ideal way to experience it.
The lodge has 10 luxury, tented bungalows, built on stilts and shaded by thatched roofs,
set amongst granite boulders. Guided walks, nature drives, rock art, excellent birding and
guaranteed relaxation are offered.
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 Kashana Lodge
Located across the riverbed in Omaruru, Kashana looks out onto a beautiful bush savannah, providing its visitors with a multifaceted and special Namibian experience.
The old main building, with its rich history of having served as a casino for mineworkers during the colonial era, has been restored to its former architectural glory. It now houses the restaurant, offering a delightful Namibian culinary experience for individuals and groups, and an inviting bar that promises hours of relaxation and pleasant conversation. You are invited to stop by for lunch, coffee or an exquisite dinner with a choice of select wines. The bar, which was designed by Namibian artist Trevor Nott, is a highlight of Namibian interior design.
Come and stay in one of Kashana’s luxurious thatched bungalows and revel in the silence of Africa, complemented by a view of the Omaruru riverbed and the Erongo Mountains, while enjoying your sundowners on the veranda.
Kashana’s Art and Craft Centre allows for the purchase of beautiful local art and craft artefacts and at the same time gives visitors the opportunity to connect with local artists and craftsmen.
Nawa Nawa Art is located in a unique building, constructed entirely from natural and recycled materials. Here you will be able to view and purchase innovative, high-quality Namibian Art and Crafts.
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 Atlantic Guesthouse
Situated approximately 6 km from the centre of town at Vogelstrand in Swakopmund, the magnificent Atlantic Villa offers breathtaking views over the turbulent Atlantic Ocean, with the beach only a short walk away. This upmarket guesthouse caters for even the most sophisticated guest requirements and you are assured of our undivided attention to your every need. Accommodation consists of two luxury suites, three standard en-suite rooms and three luxury family apartments that are also suitable for self-caterers. Rooms have private balconies with views of the surrounding desert and ocean, and are equipped with a television (DStv), Internet facilities and telephone. A delicious breakfast is served in our breakfast room or out on the adjoining terrace.
The outskirts of Swakopmund provide a tranquil and restful environment for your relaxation. Our facilities are ideal for the corporate traveller visiting the coast. Families with children and well-behaved pets are most welcome.
Atlantic Villa is ideal for small functions such as weddings, sundowners, office gatherings and so on. We offer full catering for these events.
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Beach Lodge
Enjoy a magnificent view of the sea from each of our rooms, with the ocean right at your doorstep. Listen to the waves and smell the fresh sea breeze! Beach Lodge – 5 km north of the centre of Swakopmund and the only hotel pension situated directly on the beach – offers twin rooms and family units, each with en-suite bathroom, balcony, TV and telephone, and most with fireplaces and catering facilities. Make this ideal seaside retreat for the tourist, family or businessman your home from which to explore the beauty of Swakopmund and its unique surroundings.
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 Byseewah Guesthouse
Set in the coastal town of Henties Bay, 200 metres from the beach and within easy reach of the many desert attractions and activities, this three-star establishment offers accommodation to tourists and fishermen alike. The emphasis is on quality, personal service, good food and a tranquil atmosphere. Each of our nine double en-suite rooms has a mini-bar, satellite TV and telephone. We offer all-inclusive shore-angling tours and give advice on the various desert excursions.
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 Cape Cross Lodge
Cape Cross Lodge at the Skeleton Coast offers
• luxury accommodation • restaurant facilities for day visitors
• visits to the seals • daily desert excursions • daily fishing trips
• endless beaches for romantic walks and picnics
Cape Cross Lodge is situated metres from the cold, fertile Atlantic Ocean. It is a serene haven for visitors to the vast untamed, seldom explored wilderness of the Skeleton Coast. A large patio overlooking the beach and ocean revitalises the soul, while the comforting cocktail bar, lounge and quirky wine cellar create a backdrop for fun-filled nights.
Cape Cross Lodge offers visitors that unique desert experience filled with interesting sights such as the largest seal colony, the most dense stand of Welwitschia plants in the country, ancient Bushman paintings, expansive salt pans, the ecologically fascinating Messum Crater and the captivating desert elephants in the Ugab River environs.
Cape Cross Lodge is located 120 km north of the elegant town of Swakopmund. It is easily accessible by sedan vehicle and offers a landing strip for small aircraft.
Co-ordinates: S 21˚45’50” E 012˚59’23”
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 De Duine Country Lodge
One of Southern Africa’s best-known and most popular angling destinations with 20 en-suite double rooms, swimming pool, bar, entertainment area, restaurant for 70, conference room for 70. On Henties Bay beachfront, very centrally situated for Swakopmund and Walvis Bay, the Spitzkoppe granite outcrops with rock engravings and San paintings, Brandberg Mountain with famous White Lady rock painting, Cape Cross Seal Colony, Omdel Dam approximately 50 km into the desert, interesting birdlife, gemsbok, springbok, welwitschias. Gravel strip S22.07 E14.17 just outside town, airport transfers for Henties Bay and Walvis Bay International can be arranged. Star rating still pending.
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 Guesthouse Indongo
Namibia’s second biggest town, Swakopmund, is often called the ‘summer capital’, due to the annual exodus from the interior to the resort over the hot months of December and January. This is where you’ll find Guesthouse Indongo, offering six en-suite bedrooms, dining and bar facilities, lounge, sundeck and gardens. Indongo is equipped with every possible mod con, including a small business centre and free wireless Internet access in all rooms, ensuring an enjoyable stay. Guests can enjoy a full English or continental breakfast in-house, and dine at a superb selection of nearby restaurants. Leisure activities include shore-based angling, diving, surfing or simply lazing around on the beach.
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 Hotel Schweizerhaus
Hotel Schweizerhaus, situated in Swakopmund on the Namib Desert coast, is a mere two to three minutes’ walking distance from the beach, a heated Olympic-size swimming pool and the centre of town. Most of Schweizerhaus’s rooms have their own balcony, affording a view of the sea. Swakopmund’s famous coffee shop, Cafè Anton, serves traditional German confectionery, including Black Forest cream cake, Florentiners and the ever-popular Bee Sting, all of which are baked on the premises. The establishment has been in the hands of the Anton family since 1966, and is owned and managed by Heidi Snyman. A variety of functions, desert excursions, angling trips and sporting opportunities can be arranged for visitors on request.
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 Protea Hotel Long Beach Lodge
The 17-bedroomed Protea Hotel Long Beach Lodge is located 15 km from both Swakopmund and Walvis Bay. It affords spectacular views over the ocean, and the beach is a two-minute walk from the hotel. All rooms, most of which have a sea-fronting balcony, are en suite and have coffee and tea amenities, a mini-bar plus fridge, TV (MNet) and telephone. Facilities include a restaurant, bar, conference room for 40 guests, swimming pool and secure parking. A popular feature is the outside barbecue area, which allows guests a relaxed experience within the convenience and comfort of a hotel. Guests can book a variety of leisure activities into the sand dunes or out on the ocean. Part of the Protea Hotel Group, this hotel provides an ideal getaway for guests and conference delegates alike.
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 Protea Hotel Pelican Bay
Protea Hotel Pelican Bay overlooks one of the most important wetland areas on the African Coastline – the Walvis Bay Lagoon. The harbour town with its temperate climate and the lagoon provide a safe refuge to the abundance of gigantic whales and majestic flamingos that flock to these waters. Protea Hotel Pelican Bay affords uninterrupted views of the lagoon, where dolphins are frequently spotted playing in the water. The hotel offers 50 comfortable en-suite rooms, a restaurant, bar and coffee shop, secure parking and conferencing facilities for up to 150 guests.
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 Protea Hotel Walvis Bay
Flanked by the Atlantic Ocean, the Walvis Bay Lagoon and the Namib Desert, Protea Hotel Walvis Bay offers a memorable haven to travellers from near and far. All rooms are en-suite with air-conditioning and colour TV (with M-Net), as well as ergo-dynamically designed working desks. Activities include camel rides, dune-skiing, quad-biking, hang-gliding and even a round of golf on a novel nine-hole desert golf course. Explore the beauty of this wild and curious blend of ocean and desert and marvel at the breathtaking beauty of flamingos at sunset.
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The Burning Shore
Made famous by Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, who stayed there while visiting Namibia, The Burning Shore is African Prides’ first property in Namibia. Offering standard and luxury rooms and a luxury suites on the beachfront at Longbeach, the hotel is only 15 km from both Walvis Bay and Swakopmund. The Burning Shore has a sixty-seater restaurant, where exquisite cuisine is served. Enjoy the view from the Cocktail Bar, or head to the deck for alfresco dining. A host of activities, from quad-biking to camel rides, is offered.
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 The Secret Garden Guesthouse
The Secret Garden Guesthouse in Swakopmund offers you all the comforts of your own home at reasonable prices. We have 6 standard double en-suite bedrooms and 2 comfort en-suite double rooms (with optional TV), all facing onto a secluded courtyard. For those guests who prefer more space, we have two suites consisting of a bedroom with en-suite bathroom, living room with 2 extra beds, kitchenette and private balcony. The suites are equipped with DSTV. Refreshments and coffee/tea stations are provided in all rooms. A sumptuous breakfast is included and we have a self-catering kitchen and barbecue facilities. Guest amenities include a TV lounge, honesty bar and free wireless internet. Situated in the heart of “Old” Swakopmund, you are well situated to explore the town on foot. We have a secure guarded parking area. Children and well-behaved dogs are welcome. Bookings essential.
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 The Stiltz B&B
This accommodation establishment is unique in every aspect. It offers the most spectacular views in Swakopmund, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, the riverbed, the dunes and the bird-rich lagoon at the river mouth. If this does not take your breath away, the architecture of the wooden bungalows built on stilts – each furnished differently down to the finest detail – definitely will. The units are interlinked with wooden walkways, which also lead to the main dining bungalow, offering yet another magnificent view. At The Stiltz you’ll feel as if you’re in a different space, yet you’re only minutes away from the charming town centre with plentiful restaurants, loads of activities and all the amenities you could possibly wish for... that is if you can really bring yourself to leave your bungalow!
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