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Places which are most often combined with the Onkoshi Camp
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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
Dolomite Camp
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Nestled amongst dolomite outcrops, the aptly named Dolomite Camp (it was originally going to be called Dolomite Point, or ‘Dolomietpunt’) is the newest camp by Namibian Wildlife Resorts. This is the first camp ... Read more about Dolomite Camp
Olive Grove
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The Olive Grove is a stylish guesthouse in Windhoek's Klein Windhoek suburb. Taking its name from the neighbouring grove of olive trees, the guesthouse is located in a renovated old house. It has been open since ... Read more about Olive Grove
Mundulea Reserve
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Set in some 120km² of pristine bushland within the Otavi Mountains, Mundulea Nature Reserve is the result of 12 years work by Bruno and Kate Nebe, who established the reserve in 2001. Since then, the four former ... Read more about Mundulea Reserve
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
Kulala Desert Lodge
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Situated on the 210 km2 private Kulala Wilderness Reserve south of Sesriem, Kulala Desert Lodge is the only lodge in the Sossusvlei area that offers such a close and spectacular view over the Namib-Naukluft Dune Sea... Read more about Kulala Desert Lodge
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
Cornerstone Guesthouse
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Cornerstone Guest House is a small, owner-run bed and breakfast, situated in a residential area within easy walking distance of Swakopmund 's old town centre – and plenty of restaurants. In the opposite direction, ... Read more about Cornerstone Guesthouse
Desert Rhino Camp
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More remote, exclusive and specialised than Palmwag Lodge, 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 ... Read more about Desert Rhino Camp
Erongo Wilderness Lodge
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Just west of Omaruru, Erongo Wilderness Lodge perches amidst the rugged granite kopjies of the Erongo Mountains – within the area of an ancient volcanic crater. The lodge is a founder member of the 2,000km² Erongo ... Read more about Erongo Wilderness
Okonjima Main Camp
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STOP PRESS! Okonjima Main camp is closed for renovations until 28th March 2013. Just south of Otjiwarongo, Okonjima Main Camp was the original Hanssen family farmhouse that was converted into the first lodge on this farmland... Read more about Okonjima Main Camp
Schoeman's Skeleton Coast Safaris
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Skeleton Coast Safaris is a small, family-run operation that has organized trips here for 20 years. They take up to eight passengers, using light aircraft to hop between remote beaches and private airstrips.
Each ... Read more about Skeleton Coast Safaris
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
Okonjima Villa
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Overlooking a small waterhole, Okonjima Villa is about 10km from Okonjima's Main Camp and its Bush Camp. The Okonjima reserve is home to the AfriCat Foundation, and visitors here get the chance to view some of ... Read more about Okonjima Villa
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