Namibia - Your no.1 Holiday Destination

Wide open spaces, a sparsely populated countryside and breathtaking scenery, these are only some of the reasons why you'll return to Namibia time and time again.

A mid harshness of Namibia's untamed beauty and the long distances one has to travel between destinations, visitors are often pleasantly surprised to find such well - appointed lodges.

Namibia is a country with many secret sights and sounds you won't find anywhere else. But you have to look, search, and spend time planning your trip. The rewards are extensive.

Newly built Lodge Inside The Nkasa Lupala National Park Now Open:

The Jackalberry Tented Lodge  

The Jackalberry Tented Lodge, a sister lodge to Nkasa Lupala Tented Lodge. The Lodge is part of an exclusive activity concession from MET and is built inside the Nkasa Lupala National Park formerly known as Mamili National Park.

Jackalberry Tented Lodge welcomes its guest to one of the most unique areas in Zambezi region, the wet land paradise for ultimate adventure.

The main building is build around a huge Jackalberry tree and has first and second floors that houses the reception area, dinning area, lounge and bar area. The second floor has spacious and comfortable lounge providing guests with an exceptional view of the surrounding while the ground floor hosts communal fire place for evening catch up.

3 Twin Room and 1 Honeymoon Double Room; with side lamps, camping fridge, in room bathroom, coffee/tea station, hot water generated by a solar power, offering a superb eco-friendly personalized safari experience. All rooms are made of customized large tents and has a raised deck offering breathtaking views across the lagoons. Maximum of 2 pax allowed. 

The lodge enjoys its prime location which make a perfect base for Park experience and exploration. The lodge is located on the Linyanti river lagoons where a large population of the park’s wildlife roams freely and could be spotted from the lodge decks through the floodplains of Namibia and woodlands of Botswana just across the river.

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Crazy Specials offered by Namibia Reservations

Namibia lies in the South West of Africa, just above South Africa and below Angola. To the east is Botswana and to the west is the Atlantic Ocean. Namibia is a sparsely populated country full of wide-open spaces including the spectacular Namib Desert and the bleak Skeleton Coast. Namibia is also rich in Wildlife and has the magnificent Etosha National Park - one of Africa's best game reserves.

We are currently having a special for all over nights done before 30.04.2015 at the following accommodation establishments !!!!!!

Swakopmund Hotel

Damara Mopane lodge

Sossus Dune Lodge

Nest Hotel

Twyfelfontein Lodge

C'est Ci Bon Hotel

Frans Indongo Lodge 

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Spooky Skeleton Coast National Park of Namibia

The Skeleton Coast starts at the mouth of the Ugab Rivier, some 200 kilometres north of Swakopmund. Since 1973, it is protected as the Skeleton Coast National Park, stretching 500 km up to the Kunene River at the Angolan border. With an area of 16,000 square kilometres it is the third-largest National Park of Namibia. The southern part - up to Terrace Bay - can only be accessed with a permit and for the northern part one needs to book a private safari company.

!!!! Skeleton Coast is the Graveyard of Ships or any thing that dares to come close !!!!

 Dense fogs, mighty storms and violent surf in the past caused many ships to run aground along the Skeleton Coast, and the desolate coastline has become known as the world's biggest ship graveyard. Those who were shipwrecked and managed to swim through the roaring surf and reach the coast, still didn't stand a chance of survival because waterless, hostile, 300km wide coastal desert awaited them.

The landscape includes sand dunes, canyons and mountain ranges all of which are synonymous with Namibia. The climatic conditions are not necessarily what you would expect in a desert country like Namibia - dense fog and cold sea breezes – and this is caused by the cold Benguela Current which flows offshore, meeting with the extreme heat of the Namib Desert.

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.

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.

Experience the people and culture in Namibia

When you travel to Namibia you will immediately see there is a diverse amount of culture in the country. Some 1.8 million people live in Namibia. They form a fairly diverse population, sparse in much of the country, with only 2.1 people per square kilometre. Over 70% of Namibians belong to dark skinned, Bantu speaking peoples such as the Ovambo and Herero.The population of Khoisan, although small in comparison, is the largest in Africa. Other cultural minorities include the Damara, Caucasians (mainly Afrikaners and ethnic Germans), and people of mixed blood known as Coloured people.

San

San nomads once roamed the land in small groups. They kept ancestral territories where they found shelter in caves or under rock overhangs near a of source of water, or alternatively they made make shift shelters from bits and pieces of vegetation.

Nama

The Nama are pastoralists. They look a lot like San, just lighter in colour and generally somewhat taller. The two tribes also speak similar tongues, widely considered to be part of the same phylum or group of language families, full of clicked consonants and slurred vowels.

Damara

The Damara People share the same language with the Nama People but little else. They are taller, sturdier and darker skinned. Their culture and beliefs are also markedly different.

Ovambo

The Ovambo people established a number of kingdoms on the floodplains north of Etosha where the majority still live. The population is the densest in the country, about five times the national average, mainly engaged in subsistence agriculture.

Herero

The Herero are arguably the most culturally recognisable in Namibia. The Herero women are often seen in ankle length dresses with high neck lines, tight bodices and long puffed sleeves. Adapted from European fashion in the Victorian period, the style of the dress is now regarded as a cultural tradition to them. It is worn with a cloth headdress that is pointed on either side in a shape meant to symbolise cattle horns.

Amazing Luxury Accommodation in Namibia

Namibia Reservations offering you accommodation that is luxury and style. If you are one that enjoys the feeling of being pampered then you will find the right accommodation on our site.

To name a few....

Divava Okavango Lodge

Namibia’s hidden wildlife paradise in the Kavango where time stands still. Divava Okavango Lodge & Spa is nestled amongst majestic trees on the banks of the Okavango River a few hundred metres from Popa Falls.

Mowani Mountain Camp

Between the Ugab and Huab rivers in southern Damaraland lies a vast, beautiful and unspoiled wilderness area of unsurpassed desert scenery, unusual geological formations, archaeological sites and a unique variety of desert fauna and flora.  Africa has always been recognized for its uniqueness, and now Africa - uniqueness, recognizes Mowani Mountain Camp! 

Erindi Game Reserve

Do you want to experience the real world of African wildlife, see animals habitats never see before relax in pristine wilderness, and at the same time have fun doing so? De-stress, get reconnected with nature, or just need a break from a mundane lifestyle? Erindi will provide you with a hole new outlook on life. Come and experience this jewel.

Kempinski Mokuti Lodge

Kempinski Mokuti is situated two kilometres from the Eastern entrance of the world renowned Etosha National Park in the Northern part of Namibia and is easily accessible by road or by air. The lodge features 106 thatch-roofed rooms and suites, three restaurants, two bars, three swimming pools, two flood-lit tennis courts, walking trails, curio shop, gas station, two conference rooms and its own airstrip.

Suricate Tented Lodge

Suricate Tented Lodge is situated on a red sand dune overlooking a pan system that forms part of the upper Auob wetlands. It is here that one can experience all the romance, all the adventure of the early safari expeditions but with style. The Lodge comprises twelve luxurious walk-in-style tents, well secluded in the Kalahari savannah.

Okahirongo Elephant Lodge

Okahirongo Elephant Lodge is situated in the Kaokoland, often described as one of the last truly wild areas in the North West of Namibia and it features beautiful mountain landscapes and rugged tranquillity. The lodge, in Purros Conservancy, is a no risk malaria destination and it can be reached by 4x4 vehicles or a 2 hour and fifteen minutes flight from Windhoek.

For more information about luxury accommodation please visit our website at www.namibia-luxury-accommodation.com

Le Mirage Desert Lodge and Spa - Namibia

The Namib-Naukluft Park is not only Namibian’s largest park, but also one of the largest in Africa. The Namib is considered to be one of the oldest deserts in the world. To visit it presents an ever-changing kaleidoscope of scenery that ranges from the shifting sand dunes of perspective, the park can be divided into four areas: the Namib section between the Swakop and Kuiseb rivers, Sandwich, the Naukluft section and the central Namib sand sea, including Sesriem and Sossusvlei. Each of these areas has distinctive flora and fauna and offers visitors different experiences and scenery.

Le Mirage Desert Lodge & Spa is located only 21 km from Sesriem the entrance gate to the Namib Naukluft Park and Sossusvlei. The Lodge is a harmonious blend of luxury and nature with each room offering a spectacular view of the Namib Desert. Guests are accommodated in 26 luxury rooms with en-suite facilities, air-conditioning, safe, mini bar and a coffee & tea facilities. 

The lodge has a spacious restaurant sheltering guests again the harsh desert climate. A highlight at the lodge is our wellness centre which is specialized in massages, pedicures, manicures, aroma massages, Thai massages and de-stress programmes. In the large courtyard guests can retreat at the swimming pool sheltered from the desert in a flourishing garden oasis. We offer quad bike tours, nature drives on our private domain and nature drives to Sossusvlei, scenic flights and hot air ballooning. The lodge offers guests a luxury home after a day in the desert.

Namibia's Top Places to Visit

If you want to go to a place where you can have an adventure without leaving the comforts of urban lifestyle, you should put Namibia on your list. With so many places to visit, a Namibian adventure can make any vacation worthwhile.

Waterberg Plateau Park

Damaraland 

Etosha National Park

Cape Cross Seal Colony

Namib-Naukluft Park

Kolmanskop

Swakopmund

Skeleton Coast

Fish River Canyon

Koakoland

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