Useful links featuring Rileys Hotel
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We want you to understand more about Rileys Hotel. We’re not shy to direct you to their own website as we're confident that a trip there with us will cost you the same or less than booking it any other way, even directly. So follow the links below for more information.
Riley's Hotel
Link to Riley's Hotel homepage on the site for Cresta Hotels - although apart from a few 360-degree moving pictures, it has very little information on.
Places which are most often combined with the Rileys Hotel
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Halali Camp
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Strategically located in the middle of Etosha National Park, Halali is one of the three government-run camps inside the park. The others are Okaukuejo and Namutoni.
Halali stands beside one of the very few hills ... Read more about Halali Camp
Okaukuejo Camp
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Okaukuejo Camp (formerly known as Okakwiju), meaning a woman who bore a child each year, stands near the public southern entrance of Etosha National Park, at the western end of the famous Etosha Pan. It officially ... Read more about Okaukuejo Camp
Ndhovu Safari Lodge
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Ndhovu Safari Lodge stands on the east bank of the Kavango River, between Divundu on the trans-Caprivi Highway and the Botswana border at Mohembo. It’s just 2km north of the Mahango Natinal Park – so one of the ... Read more about Ndhovu Safari Lodge
Desert Rhino Camp
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Remote, exclusive and specialised, Desert Rhino Camp takes a maximum of 16 guests – and for many years was known as 'Palmwag Rhino Camp'.
The camp is a joint venture between Namibia's Save the Rhino Trust and ... Read more about Desert Rhino Camp
Nxamaseri Lodge
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Nxamaseri Island Lodge stands on an island in the Okavango Panhandle, north of the Delta; about 19km north of Sepupa, or over 37km south of Shakawe. There are several camps in the area, but we regard Nxamaseri ... Read more about Nxamaseri Lodge
Shinde Camp
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Shinde, meaning ‘tree squirrel’ in Setswana, is situated on the edge of an area of deep water and lagoons in the heart of the Okavango Delta, and is notable for its lushness and first-rate game. It's a well-established ... Read more about Shinde Camp
Kwara Camp
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Kwara Camp and its nearby sister camp, Little Kwara, lie within the private 1,750km² Kwara Reserve, adjacent to northern Moremi Game Reserve, in northern Botswana. Situated on a forested island, and shaded by large ... Read more about Kwara Camp
Selinda Camp
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Selinda Camp is situated in the Selinda Private Reserve which protects 1,350km² of northern Botswana, including the Selinda Spillway: a vital ancient watercourse (now flowing again) that links the Okavango River ... Read more about Selinda Camp
Chitabe Lediba
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Chitabe Lediba (formerly known as Chitabe Trails Camp) is situated on an elevated island within the floodplains of the Santantadibe River – and the Chitabe Reserve. This fairly dry area lies towards the south of ... Read more about Chitabe Lediba
Motswiri Camp
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Situated in the far western corner of northern Botswana’s Selinda Reserve, Motswiri Camp stands on the banks of the Selinda Spillway (also sometimes known as the Magwegqana Spillway). This is an ancient watercourse ... Read more about Motswiri Camp
Khorab Lodge
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Situated just 4 km south of Otavi Khorab Lodge is a beautiful place to stop for a night and take in the wonderful location of the Central Highlands on your way to or from the key destinations like Etosha National ... Read more about Khorab Lodge
Central Lodge
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Central Lodge, as its name suggests, is centrally located in the town of Keetmanshoop. Although not one of Namibia's most picturesque towns, Keetmanshoop (considered the capital of the south) does have some handsome ... Read more about Central Lodge
Kalahari Bush Breaks
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Situated between the cattle outpost of Gobabis, at the centre of Namibia's cattle farming area, and the border with Botswana is the small, owner run Kalahari Bush Breaks.
The main lodge is made up of a three ... Read more about Kalahari Bush Breaks
Ai-Ais Hot Springs Spa
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Ai-Ais Hot Springs Spa lies at the Southern end of Fish River Canyon, in a scenic area beside natural sulphurous hot springs, from which it got its name, as Ai-Ais means 'burning water' in the Nama language. It ... Read more about Ai-Ais Hot Springs Spa
Hakusembe Lodge
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Situated on the banks of the Kavango River, about 15km west of the town of Rundu at the gateway to the Caprivi Strip, lies the small, mid-range Hakusembe River Lodge. It's a peaceful spot, set in lovely well-kept ... Read more about Hakusembe Lodge
Onguma Etosha Aoba
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Just 15 minutes' drive from Etosha's eastern entrance gate, and about 12-13km from the main road, Onguma Etosha Aoba (formerly known as Etosha Aoba Lodge) stands on a private nature reserve. This reserve dates ... Read more about Onguma Etosha Aoba
Doro Nawas
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Doro Nawas Camp is situated on a rugged, rocky hill close to Twyfelfontein, on the edge of the dry Aba Huab River. It has awesome views across the plains of the mountains and sandstone cliffs of Twyfelfontein.
The ... Read more about Doro Nawas
Okonjima Main Camp
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Just south of Otjiwarongo, Okonjima Main Camp was the original Hanssen family farmhouse that was converted into the first lodge on this farmland. Since then, they have opened several sister-camps on their same ... Read more about Okonjima Main Camp
Vingerklip Lodge
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Vingerklip Lodge sits on a hilltop approximately 1km from the striking Vingerklip ('finger of stone' or 'rock finger') from which it derives its name. At 35m high, the Vingerklip is one of the most impressive ... Read more about Vingerklip Lodge
Okonjima Bush Camp
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In the same area as the Main Camp, Okonjima Bush Camp is located a few kilometers south of Otjiwarongo. The Okonjima reserve is home to the Africat Foundation, and visitors here get the chance to view some of Namibia's ... Read more about Okonjima Bush Camp
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