Walvis Bay Dolphin and Seal Tours

Mola Mola Safaris is an marine activity operator based in Walvis Bay, at the Waterfront – Namibia. We offer Marine Cruises, Marine-Dune 4×4 excursions into Sandwich Harbour and a general information centre.

Marine Dolphin Cruise

The ‘classic’ dolphin cruise, accompanied by dolphins, seals, pelicans, whales, fresh oysters, sparkling wine and much more!

Le Petit Pelican

The shortened, speed boat catamaran specific version of the Marine Cruise, with the route & marine experience remaining unchanged.

Marine Dune Day
The Marine Cruise followed by a 4×4 dune excursion to Sandwich Harbour – combining the best of both worlds.

Marine Cruise with Lunch on the Beach
Midway through the Marine Cruise you disembark to enjoy lunch prepared and served on the beach – an unforgettable experience.

Welcome to Omarunga Lodge and Campsite

The Omarunga Lodge offers 14 en-suite chalets of which 12 are twin rooms, 1 with double bed and 1 family room which can sleep up to 5 people. All rooms are equipped with beds, linen, chairs and luggage tables.

Five of the 14 units are situated directly on the river bank, while the others also have river view. Three larger, equipped chalets are available as well for pilots and guides. One family unit is available with one double bed and three single beds.

A total of 26 clients can be accommodated in the chalets plus two additional clients in the family unit.

Twelve of the thirteen chalets are equipped with twin beds, while one chalet has a double bed.

All chalets have mosquito nets. The bathrooms have two sets of towels each, shampoos, soaps, body lotion, a shower cap and mosquito repellent.

Campsite:

Apart from the lodge, Omarunga Lodge offers 10 spacious campsites as well. 

Each campsite has a fire place, a water tab and a light.
A thatched ablution facility is available, as well as a scullery and a laundry basin.

Other Facilities:

Omarunga offers a large lapa (thatched restaurant) and bar, situated also on the banks of the Kunene. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served here. A variety of light lunches are available during lunch hours.

Guests may complimentary enjoy coffee and tea with some savouries in the afternoon. 

Dinners consist of a three course buffet, with coffee and tea.

Furthermore is a swimming pool available, and a pool bar.

At the pool lapa is a grill area where our chefs can prepare a traditional, Namibian grill. 

A big screen LCD TV is available at the pool bar for bigger events to watch.

Telephone and Wifi, as well as internet are available at the reception.

Visa and Master cards are welcome.

Omarunga Lodge generates its own power by means of a generator and a battery system.

Lights in the rooms can be used throughout the night.

Clients may recharge their cameras, batteries etc. at the charging station at the reception.

The SanDune Lodge - Namibia

SanDüne Game Lodge is a 4600ha fenced game farm with more than 1000 animals & more than 13 species, situated in the Kalahari Forest area en-route to Botswana Buitepos Border Post. 

 Night game viewing is possible from this area, where herds of kudu, blue wildebeest, birds of pray, and small antelope harvest from the gardens.

SanDüne is set to offer an experience to revive the soul and restore the senses. Whether it be on a private getaway, corporate meeting or bush conference the lodge reserve’s reputation owes much to its ability to fulfill the wildlife lover’s needs.

Accommodation:

The lodge consists of a guesthouse, wooden bush lodge and luxury tented accommodation.  The comfortable main dining area, covered under shade trees with a panoramic view on a waterhole can be enjoyed 24 hours with self-service facilities with drinks and snacks.

Facilities:

Under cover & open-air dining areas

Tea & Coffee stations in rooms with light snacks

Morning & Afternoon teas

Small library with animal, bird and plant books available

Swimming pool

Laundry service

Majestic Land of Wonders - Namibia

When you study the word diversity in the context of Namibia, it opens up a new world of endless possibilities for the eager traveller. There's countless things to do in Namibia, known for stunning sunsets and a vast display of habitats, cultures and experiences. Each region offers something different and unique to explore.

The Namib Desert runs along the Atlantic Coastline and forms the entire western border of Namibia. It can be considered graceful in the way the winds play with and shift the dunes and as the oldest desert in the world it has amazed many an eye with the mirage of being an inhospitable environment. However, upon closer inspection, a vast array of creatures and plants can be seen eking out an existence. From the elegant oryx to the delicate white lady spider, the Namib Desert is as rich in diversity as the country that derived its name from it.

The Skeleton Coast in the north west is perhaps one of the biggest features labelling Namibia as a hostile environment. During the early 1900s numerous ships have fallen victim to the ragged stretches of rocks that hug the shoreline. Ship wrecks lie marooned and abandoned along the entire coast, silent testimonies of the violence of the Atlantic Ocean beating down on the shores of the Namib Desert. Bleached whale bones and rusting ship remains are what gave this haunting landscape its name.

To the east lies the sprawling vastness of the Kalahari Desert. Derived from the Tswana word Kgala, meaning "the great thirst", this stunning expanse lends its contribution towards Namibia’s image of a desert country. Golden sands dotted with Camelthorn trees and sparse Bushman grass with their white plumes give an array of colour, deceiving the eye with the illusion of desert. It is in this seemingly inhospitable environment that the San or Bushmen communities live in harmony off the land.