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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
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Mazambala has fifteen brick and thatch chalets... Read more about Mazambala Island Lodge
Ndhovu Safari Lodge
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Waterberg Wilderness Lodge
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Eningu Clayhouse
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Mushara Lodge
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Frans Indongo Lodge
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Camp Kipwe
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Okonjima Main Camp
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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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Lagoon Camp
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Kaingo Camp
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Bishops' Court
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Update 16 March - Unfortunately as of 31 March 2012 Bishopscourt Guesthouse is closing and will no longer operate as a guesthouse, with no plans in the forseeable future to reopen.
Bishops Court is one of the ... Read more about Bishops' Court
Mwamba Bushcamp
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Mwamba Bushcamp is set beneath the shade of tall ebony trees overlooking a waterhole in the usually dry bed of the seasonal Mwamba River. Owned by Derek and Jules Shenton, it is a very natural yet comfortable camp: ... Read more about Mwamba Bushcamp
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