Little Kulala, the entrance to Sossusvlei and (literally) a desert paradise, is located in the private 27,000ha Kulala Wilderness Reserve, right close to Namibia's Sand Sea. Little Kulala is the ideal location to master the Namib Desert because it offers private access to the nearby Namib-Naukluft Park and a variety of exploration options, including hot air balloon travel.
The breathtaking Namib Desert at &Beyond's Sossusvlei Desert Lodge gives the place an almost otherworldly feel. A welcome diversion from the bustle of a busy city is the serene ambiance of this unusual environment. There is an immediate and strong sensation of separation from the outer world since the wilderness stretches out to the horizon in every direction.
It is only possible to characterise Namibia's isolated northern Damaraland region as eerily beautiful, given how desolate and hostile it is. Dry riverbeds nourished by intermittent freshwater springs are the only source of respite in this area. The Hoanib River, one of these life-giving streams, flows through a private concession near the Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp, which is a testament to the straggles of resilient animals that can be found in the barren landscape.
Far away from the bright lights of the big city, Doro Nawas Camp in the dry Aba-Huab River Valley treats guests to one of the clearest and most astounding views of the night sky. Here you’re in for a star-gazing experience of a different kind: each of the 16 Rooms comes with a verandah made for special sleepouts under stars.
With breathtaking views of Namibia's Etosha National Park and a nearby waterhole, Safarihoek Lodge invites you to experience the peace and quiet of unspoiled nature while luxuriating in luxurious amenities. This lodge merges in perfectly with the savannah thanks to its nature-inspired décor, which includes thatched roofs and wooden high-beam ceilings.
Pelican Point Lodge is located in Walvis Bay, Namibia, on a distinctive and isolated peninsula. Relax in one of Namibia's most charming and beautiful settings, with the Atlantic Ocean and unspoiled beaches on one side of the lodge and the Walvis Bay Lagoon on the other.
Deep within the Kaokoland forest, with a view of the Kunene River, is Okahirongo River Camp. One of the most unspoiled and untamed regions in the North West is the Kunene Region's Kaokoland, which is also home to the Himba tribe. This is the location to go if you wish to escape the city and encounter just wilderness. The wonderful thing about this lodge is that it is environmentally friendly, and you can be confident that the stunning vistas of the nature will continue to be maintained.
Tucked away in a valley of the 200,000ha NamibRand Nature Reserve, Wolwedans Plains Camp accommodates just eight guests in four tastefully decorated and roomy en suite cabins. Even when guests are not experiencing the reserve through scenic drives, hot air ballooning, scenic flights, and nature walks, the open, earthy architecture was created to embrace the quiet and tranquilly of the surrounding area.
The lodge offers the security and comfort of a permanent structure while emulating the atmosphere of a tented camp. There are many places to socialise with other visitors, take some time to yourself, or just unwind and experience the "Wolwedans Way," from the roomy main halls to the tent rooms.
For the adventurous traveler, the Wolwedans Dune Camp is an alluring proposition because of its modest, attractive environment and its location just on the brink of a 250-meter-high dune. This ambience distinguishes the camp from the other Wolwedans collection, which consists of a variety of camping experiences situated within the 210,000-hectare NamibRand Nature Reserve.
Wolwedans Boulders Camp offers isolation, privacy, and a restricted number of visitors in this wildlife refuge, which overlooks Namibia's NamibRand Nature Reserve's exotic yet fascinating terrain. Walking safaris, guided game drives, and hot air ballooning are just a few of the activities that will give visitors the impression that the entire terrain is theirs.
The welcoming family-run Vreugde Guest Farm, which translates as "joy" or "happiness," is a repeated winner of the Hospitality Association of Namibia (HAN) Golden Award. Situated in the Outjo District, Etosha National Park is only a half-hour's drive away, making it a great place to rest while travelling across Namibia's enormous landscape.
Located in the centre of Windhoek, the "village" is an environmentally friendly urban regeneration venture that is centred around the Village Courtyard Suites and its quaint courtyard cafe, Fresh n' Wild. Numerous stores, marketplaces, and dining options are all within five minutes' walk from the city centre.
GocheGanas Nature Reserve & Wellness Village is located on a hilltop with a breathtaking view of the surrounding area, just 30 minutes outside of Windhoek. The opulent lodge provides a singular fusion of wilderness, animal, and natural encounters. The cosy thatch cabins, each with its own timber deck, offer uninterrupted views of the natural reserve. In honour of Namibian culture, local arts and crafts are incorporated into the construction and décor.
As you become accustomed to the breathtaking surroundings of Ongava Lodge, you will change your definition of luxury. When you look out into the wild beyond, luxury is the feeling of the infinite that welcomes you. From the safety of a game-viewing hide, luxury is the excitement of a close-up encounter with rare and endangered creatures. The area that surrounds you in your rock chalet's air-conditioned suite is luxurious. Here at Ongava Lodge, luxury is a fresh approach to living life to the fullest in the woods.
How to choose your Namibia Accommodation
A number of factors need to be taken into account while selecting your lodging in Namibia. You have two options for getting into Namibia: flying straight to the airfield at your resort or camp, or flying to the closest airport to your lodging. You can also drive to the Nambia.
In order to be on time for your afternoon (evening) safari excursion, you should try to cut down on the amount of time you spend travelling before you reach your lodge in Namibia. This is because a lengthy journey will negatively affect your entire experience.
Namibia Lodges Reviews
Sabisandlodges has been amazing in…
Sabisandlodges has been amazing in creating a dream holiday!!! They were attentive, quick to respond and arranged everything for us
Sabisandlodges has been amazing in creating a dream holiday!!! They were attentive, quick to respond and arranged everything for us in great detail!!
Thank you so much for arranging all our travel - Ulusaba, amazing. The pick ups were great - through vumba tours!! The La Rochelle tours were fantastic too. Drivers were helpful, friendly and professional.
Really enjoyed our experiences and everyone involved made it even better!!!!
Thank you Max for your recommendation and great service.
Our experience with Max from Sabi Sands Lodges was brilliant. His recommendation and attention to details were excellent. We highly
Our experience with Max from Sabi Sands Lodges was brilliant. His recommendation and attention to details were excellent. We highly recommend booking with Sabi Sands Lodges as it saved us time & effort. Experience counts and Max's knowledge was invaluable.
The best safari oasis
We’ve have just come back from a 3 night stay at earth lodge. One word incredible. We got to see
We’ve have just come back from a 3 night stay at earth lodge. One word incredible. We got to see the big 5 and a lot more animals. The game drives were amazing. The Knowledge of the tracker (Donald) and our guide (Helen) was exceptional and they ensured we were able to see everything. We seen leopards, cheetahs and lions. You stop for a morning coffee out in the bush and sundowners in the evening, this was also excellently organised. The rooms are absolutely stunning with the biggest mini bar I’ve ever seen. The drink options are fantastic. Super comfortable rooms and luxurious. Food was superb. Each evening there was a different location for dinner excellently curated by the team at the hotel, with food prepared to a very high standard. We also used the gym facilities which were great. The service and operational standards at this hotel are exceptional. I would 100% stay at this lodge again it was such an incredible experience
100% Recommended
Recommendations were great and all the arrangements worked smoothly. Andy was always reachable and receptive to requests and modification. 100%
Recommendations were great and all the arrangements worked smoothly. Andy was always reachable and receptive to requests and modification. 100% recommended.
Best in the bushes
What a memorable stay. Our experience was perfect from start to finish. Booking the experience through Andy set the tone
What a memorable stay. Our experience was perfect from start to finish. Booking the experience through Andy set the tone for the stress-free bush experience.
From the vanilla scented towels, to the delicious food, exciting game drives and phenomenal staff, our stay at Shiduli was magical from the second we arrived and lives in our hearts long after we left.
Your helpful staff greeted us as we arrived and and were with us every step of the way... literally. We were escorted to our private villa by Gary, who my children absolutely adored. Richard, in the bar was on form and Gogo Dorris had faith that we would see lions... which we did.
Thandy and Karen were friendly, professional and made us feel like old friends. We will definitely be back and will bring our friends and family so they can share in this beautiful gem.
The secluded and serene Serra Cafema is tucked away in the vast Hartmann Valley, with a view of the Kunene River's gushing rapids and the Namib Desert's lunar-like surroundings all around. In the shade of the riverbank's trees, eight cosy, serene canvas cottages provide rustic comfort. For the comfort of visitors, en suite bathrooms, ceiling fans, and mosquito nets are provided.
Mowani Mountain Camp is a haven amidst Damaraland's heat, dust, and breathtaking scenery. The camp, dwarfed by enormous ochre stones, blends perfectly with the surrounding environment and our common history of life in this ancient region. The scenery is always framed differently by each gentle curve or jagged edge, making it seem as though you are viewing it for the first time.
At the lodge, you will be greeted with the warmth for which Namibians are famous, along with cool drinks and warm towels to remove dust. You can start organising your activities or head straight to your rooms for a well-earned nap!
The only lodging establishment on the bleak and famous Skeleton Coast, which is rich in history, is Shipwreck Lodge. The lodge, which is located in Namibia's extreme northwest, just a short distance from the chilly Atlantic Ocean, provides visitors with the utmost luxury and unmatched care while they discover the secrets of this coastline.
Anderssons at Ongava, with its stunning modern design and hint of Afro-Mediterranean flair, is where the wild inspires a daring new ecotourism concept.
This stunning lodge, which takes its name from Charles Andersson, an early European explorer of Etosha Pan's beauties, provides outstanding game-spotting possibilities, even from the comfort of your bed.
Get a genuine sensation of independence at Lodge Damaraland. Increase your admiration for the pristine natural settings of this unusual and enigmatic area, also referred to as the Arid Eden Route. You will experience authentic Namibian warmth and hospitality while being lavished with luxury here. Lodge Damaraland is conveniently located near the village of Khorixas, as well as Twyfelfontein and the Petrified Forest.
Plains Camp offers stunning sunset vistas. Its design pays homage to the Hanssen family’s cattle-farming heritage, presenting a two-tier accommodation setup featuring 11 spacious View Rooms, 14 roomy Classic Rooms. The camp is family-friendly and wheelchair accessible.
On the banks of one of the Kwando-Linyanti river system's numerous rivers, the Nkasa Lupala tent lodge is situated. Previously known as Mamili, this distinctive Namibian wetland paradise in the Zambezi Region (Caprivi) was recently renamed Nkasa Lupala National Park.
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