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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 as by far the best of them. The area is a prime fishing destination ... Read more about Nxamaseri Lodge
Ndhovu Safari Lodge
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Ndhovu Safari Lodge stands in a beautiful location on the west bank of the Kavango River, between Divundu and the Botswana border at Mohembo. It's just 2km north of the Mahango National Park, making it one of the closest lodges to this small and seldom visited park on Namibia’s ... Read more about Ndhovu Safari Lodge
Okaukuejo Camp
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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
Kalahari Arms Hotel
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The Kalahari Arms Hotel offers an ideal overnight stop for travellers taking the Trans-Kalahari Highway between Windhoek in Namibia and Maun, or elsewhere, in Botswana. It’s a simple hotel in the small outpost town of Ghanzi that offers a comfortable night’s stay in an ... Read more about Kalahari Arms Hotel
Nkwazi Lodge
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Nkwazi Lodge is owned and run by Valerie & Wynand Peypers is situated 20km east-north-east of Rundu at the north of Namibia. This rustic lodge is tucked away among lush riverine vegetation on the banks of the perennial Kavango River. It’s low-lying and the site is occasionally ... Read more about Nkwazi Lodge
Waterberg Camp
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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
Halali Camp
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Strategically located alongside the middle of Etosha Pan in Etosha National Park, Halali is one of five government-run camps and lodges inside the park. It stands beside one of the very few hills in Etosha, with its own floodlit waterhole, and is the smallest and quietest ... Read more about Halali Camp
Lianshulu Lodge
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Lianshulu Lodge is an old favourite that we first visited in 1992. It stands within the riverine forest of Mudumu National Park, beside the Kwando River in Namibia's Zambezi Region – still widely known as the Caprivi Strip. The lodge was built before the park was proclaimed, ... Read more about Lianshulu Lodge
Hakusembe River Lodge
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Situated on the banks of the Kavango River, Hakusembe River Lodge is a substantial but established lodge, which has been extended in recent years. It's a peaceful spot, about 12km west of the town of Rundu at the gateway to Namibia’s Caprivi Strip (or Zambezi Region). The ... Read more about Hakusembe Lodge
Camp Kwando
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Camp Kwando is a comfortable camp set next to the Kwando River at the Caprivi Strip. It offers decent base to explore the Mudumu National Park and the Mamili National Park (which is seasonal).
Camp Kwando has 14 fairly simple tents facing the Kavango River. All tents are ... Read more about Camp Kwando
Erongo Wilderness Lodge
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Just west of Omaruru, Erongo Wilderness Lodge perches amidst the rugged granite kopjes of Namibia’s 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 ... Read more about Erongo Wilderness
Edo's Camp
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Edo's Camp is a small tented camp situated on a 1,200km2 game conservancy in the northwest Kalahari. The original farmland was bought by an Italian gentleman with the idea of having his own place in Africa where he could invite his friends on holiday. Around eight years ... Read more about Edo's Camp
Namutoni Camp
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Namutoni Camp stands on the eastern side of Etosha National Park, close to the von Lindequist Gate and the picturesque Fischer's Pan. Here, great concentrations of water birds and breeding colonies of flamingos can sometimes be seen during the rainy season. Namutoni itself ... Read more about Namutoni Camp
Onguma Bush Camp
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Bordering Fischer's Pan, on the eastern side of Etosha National Park, the private Onguma Game Reserve covers 34km2. The recently enlarged Onguma Bush Camp makes a good base from which to explore the eastern side of the national park.
Onguma Bush Camp is one of five lodges ... Read more about Onguma Bush Camp
Ghaub Guest Farm
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Situated in the heart of the Otavi Mountains, the 11,800 hectare Ghaub Guest Farm was a mission station from 1895 to 1968. It was then renovated and turned into a guest farm which opened in 1999. The ten spacious rooms and main buildings have retained much of their historical character... Read more about Ghaub Guest Farm
Susuwe Island Lodge
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During the night of Sunday, 02 August 2015 local fires severely damaged Susuwe Island Lodge. Fortunately, there was no loss of life and no one was hurt. The fire destroyed nearly 70% of the property, hence the lodge has shut ... Read more about Susuwe Island Lodge
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
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 cattle ranches that comprise Mundulea have been gradually ... Read more about Mundulea Reserve
Rileys Hotel
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The Riley's Hotel was founded in 1910 by Harry Riley. By that time it was only an extra rondavel right next to his own; only suitable for one guest and very poorly equipped. Later on, he expanded his little 'hotel' by joining the two huts together and creating a simple ... Read more about Rileys Hotel
Garden Lodge
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The Garden Lodge is a small guesthouse in the town of Kasane, Botswana, which borders the Chobe National Park. A combination of beautiful flowers like hibiscus, frangipani and bougainvillea; tropical plants including banana and paw paw trees; and the riverside location ... Read more about Garden Lodge
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