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Halali Restcamp
Click here to visit the Halali Restcamp homepage. Hosted on the Namibian Ministry of Environment and Tourism's website this single page offers some information about the camp.
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Okaukuejo Camp
|73%|
Okaukuejo Camp (formerly known as Okakwiju), meaning a woman who bore a child each year, stands at the western end of the famous Etosha Pan, about a half-hour drive from the Andersson Gate, the southern entrance into Etosha National Park. Although a larger camp than most ... Read more about Okaukuejo Camp
Doro Nawas
|40%|
Doro Nawas Camp is perched on top of a rugged, rocky hill, on the floodplains of the dry Aba Huab River. Solid and almost forbidding in appearance, it has superb views across the plains to the mountains and sandstone cliffs of Twyfelfontein.
The camp is a joint venture ... Read more about Doro Nawas
Erongo Wilderness Lodge
|37%| 
Just west of Omaruru, Erongo Wilderness Lodge perches amidst the rugged granite kopjies of the Erongo Mountains, in the vicinity of an ancient volcanic crater and within a conservation area. With views across the mountains, the lodge is known for its walking and birding opportunities... Read more about Erongo Wilderness
Okonjima Plains Camp
|35%| 
Set amidst plains and rolling hills in a 220km2 private reserve just south of Otjiwarongo, Okonjima Plains Camp opened in late June 2014. It is the most affordable of the places to stay on the Okonjima Nature Reserve, whose raison d’etre is the AfriCat Foundation, set up ... Read more about Okonjima Plains Camp
Kulala Desert Lodge
|23%| 
Situated on the 210km2 private Kulala Wilderness Reserve south of Sesriem, Kulala Desert Lodge offers a close and spectacular view over the Namib Sand Sea to the west, and the Namib-Naukluft Mountains to the east. Originally opened in 1996, the lodge was built to make the ... Read more about Kulala Desert Lodge
Sam's Giardino
|21%| 
The comfortable Sam's Giardino is set in an attractive garden, a few minutes' walk from the centre of Swakopmund. Run by its enthusiastic Swiss owner, Sam Eggar, with the aid of his exuberant dog, Beethoven, it is welcoming, homely and slightly offbeat.
Many of Sam's helpful ... Read more about Sam's Giardino
Mushara Bush Camp
|17%| 
Opened in 2009, Mushara Bush Camp is the newest property in the Mushara Collection, in addition to Mushara Lodge, Mushara Outpost and Villa Mushara . They're all set on the Mushara Reserve, just 8km from the eastern edge of Etosha National Park. Owned by Marc and Mariza ... Read more about Mushara Bush Camp
Olive Grove
|17%| 
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 was opened in early 2004, and has become a favourite place to stay in Namibia's capital city... Read more about Olive Grove
Zebra River Lodge
|15%| 
Set in its own canyon in the Naukluft Mountains, Zebra River Lodge is a comfortable former sheep farm offering a friendly welcome. Owned by Jean-Pierre Rambert and run by former owners Geraldine and Louise Fourie, it is well-placed for those wishing to explore the mountains ... Read more about Zebra River Lodge
Haus Sonneneck
|13%| 
Located in the suburb of Eros Park, Haus Sonneneck is rapidly gaining a reputation as one of Windhoek's best pensions. It is set in beautiful lush gardens, which are filled with blooming flowers, trickling water features and plenty of birds. All is calm and peace, yet the ... Read more about Haus Sonneneck
Sossus Dune Lodge
|12%| 
Sossus Dune Lodge was the first upmarket lodge to be owned and built by the Namibian government's parastatal company Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR). Opened in 2007, amidst many questions about the propriety of building within the national park, it was the first, and remains ... Read more about Sossus Dune Lodge
Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch
|11%| 
Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch stands on the east side of the D1268, about 25km north of the tarred C20 road, between Hardap and Stampriet. This owner-run tranquil lodge in the red Kalahari dunes was initially a sheep and cattle ranch. It is just a 2½-hour drive from Windhoek ... Read more about Bagatelle Game Ranch
Okonjima Bush Camp
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The rolling hills and grassy plains of the Okonjima Nature Reserve, just south of Otjiwarongo, are home to Okonjima Bush Camp. The 220km2 reserve is also the base for the AfriCat Foundation, a non-profit organisation set up to conserve and protect Namibia’s threatened cheetah, ... Read more about Okonjima Bush Camp
Waterberg Camp
|10%| 
Waterberg Camp is the new name for the government-run restcamp which used to be called Waterberg Plateau Resort. It was originally known as the Bernabe de la Bat Restcamp, and in many ways the description of 'rest camp' is much more accurate than either the new term 'camp', ... Read more about Waterberg Camp
Bullsport Guest Farm
|10%| 
Bullsport Guest Farm (also known as BuellsPort) stands approximately 250km southwest of Windhoek, and about 50km south of Solitaire, in its own section of the majestic Naukluft Mountains. Offering hiking and horseriding, Bullsport is one of Namibia's oldest farms.
The ... Read more about Bullsport Guest Farm
Desert Homestead
|9%| 
Just over 30km from Sesriem, Desert Homestead offers affordable accommodation in a lovely valley setting, with panoramic views of the Naukluft Mountains and rocky desert landscape. One of the better-value lodges in the area, it is both comfortable and unpretentious.
The ... Read more about Desert Homestead
Frans Indongo Lodge
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Frans Indongo Lodge is situated on a 170km2 farm in the proximity of the Waterberg Plateau and about 43km north from the town of Otjiwarongo. The lodge is named after its owner, Dr. Frans Indongo. He was born a local farmer's son who tended the family livestock during his ... Read more about Frans Indongo Lodge
Cornerstone Guesthouse
|9%| 
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There are seven comfortable ... Read more about Cornerstone Guesthouse
Etendeka Mountain Camp
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Etendeka Mountain Camp is a small, rustic eco camp, located in a private 500km2 concession area (effectively a private reserve) in the foothills of the Grootberg massif, which stands in stunning scenery amidst the ancient Etendeka lava flows of northern Damaraland. Here ... Read more about Etendeka Camp
Namutoni Camp
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Namutoni Camp (formerly known as Namutoni Restcamp) stands at the eastern side of Etosha National Park, close to von Lindequist Gate and the picturesque Fisher's Pan. Here, great concentrations of water birds and breeding colonies of flamingos are frequently seen during the rainy season... Read more about Namutoni Camp
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