Namibia Lodges

Together with its vast open areas, imposing dunes and salt pans, the Namib Naukluft Park is ranked the fourth most significant conservation region on earth.

The famous Sossusvlei dunes at over three hundred meters are the highest on earth. You will find three primary sightseeing attractions in the area: Sossusvlei, Sesriem, and Naukluft.

A selection of the best safari lodge options in and around Sossusvlei and the NamibRand Nature Reserve. One of Namibia's best attractions is waiting.

Etosha, which means 'great white place', is dominated by an enormous, glistening white salt pan surrounded by grasslands and bushveld.

The Etosha National Park is Namibia's main wildlife sanctuary as well as one of southern Africa's very best and most environmentally valuable game parks.

We offer safari lodge options inside the Etosha National Park as well as in surrounding private game reserves. Choose between luxury lodges and the best in tented camps.

Damaraland, the Skeleton Coast, all the way up to the Kunene River are recognized as being one of Africa's last true remaining wildernesses as well as being one of the most picturesque safari destinations.

The main attractions are the Spitzkoppe, the Brandberg, the rock art, and the fascinating organ pipes and petrified forest at Twyfelfontein, as well as the fabulous scenic vistas and free-roaming wildlife.

Surrounded by Namibia desert views and desert-adapted wildlife, a portfolio of luxury lodges and safari camp options await.

The Fish River Canyon in Namibia is spectacular and awe-inspiring in its size. The second-biggest canyon in the world was created by the eponymous river coursing through a desert ecosystem over millions of years; the scenery is desolate, dusty and rocky with deep chasms.

A must-visit destination when in or around the Southern region of Namibia.

The "Zambezi Region" formerly known as the "Caprivi Strip" is a lush green area in the far north of Namibia that is host to wildlife, birdlife and fishing. Interestingly, this 450² kilometre stretch of land borders four countries; Angola, Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe while also giving rise to the Zambezi River and the Chobe River.

Some of the finest wildlife and birdlife in Southern Africa can be found here in the Caprivi Strip of Namibia.

The Kalahari Desert with her red dunes, wildlife and birdlife, dried-out waterways and the indigenous San Bushmen who have lived here for over 20 000 years is the perfect stopover when travelling between Windhoek, the Fish River Canyon and Luderitz.

The Kalahari Desert with scenic desert landscapes, desert wildlife, game drives and, of course, a good selection of lodges from which to choose.

Not the most popular region in Namibia, but saying that, we have been here a few times and have loved every second of it.

After the culture shock of being in a German town transplanted 8000 kilometres to African coastal sunshine, you will find yourself in Namibia’s second-largest town and its leading holiday destination.

The attractive heritage buildings add character and incorporate many restaurants, pubs, and clubs, which enable you to escape the desert heat.

Althouigh in the Namib Desert, the cold Atlantic Ocean keeps Swakopmund nice and cool year-round.

Windhoek's appeal is partly based on the mixture of African and European cultures and the friendliness of her people.

The capital city of Namibia, Windhoek is a city of vibrant contrasts surrounded by the beautiful Auas, Eros, and Khomas Hochland mountains.

A small portfolio of boutique hotels, guesthouses and resorts is available for pre and post Namibia safari accommodation options.