Omatozu Game Farm

Omatozu Game Farm is located 100 kilometres North of Windhoek on the B1 as you drive towards Etosha National Park. Its central location and easy access make it an ideal stop-over at the beginning or end of a trip through Namibia.
Omatozu Safari Camp offers a great opportunity for those wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Its exclusive and personal nature ensures a relaxing and quiet environment that allows you to experience the thrills of outdoor living in a comfortable way.

Omatozu Safari Camp offers walking trails and self-drive game viewing.
During the warmer months, guest can relax around the swimming pool and for the more energetic there is a volleyball pitch.
The camp is ideal for those wanting to unwind by getting in touch with nature. It offers an opportunity to enjoy the pleasures of staring into the coals underneath a starlit sky; to listen to the sounds of nature during the night while cuddled up safely and warmly in your luxury tent; and to see game coming to drink in its natural habitat at the dam while sipping a sun downer drink on the deck of the lapa.

                                                   

 

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!Uris Safari Lodge - A discovery not to be missed

!Uris Safari Lodge is located 20 kilometres west of the town of Tsumeb - a legacy of being a mineral fascination...
Surrounded by the ancient Lake Otjikoto and the famous wildlife conservation area, Etosha National Park, !Uris Safari Lodge also attracts tourists en-route to the Kunene-, Kaokoland . For visitors with an interest in gemstones and minerals !Uris Safari Lodge borders a number of historic German and Artesian mines namely Alt Bobos, Karavatu, Omeg II and Uris. They resemble trails "in the footsteps of the diggers" who, over one hundred and twenty years ago spent their days in the relentless Namibian sunshine exploring the possibilities of mining precious minerals to satisfy the needs of Europe. As one drives through this raw and unspoiled land one can see the remains of stripped mine headgear and other remnants relating to the old mining operations on lime rock and dolomite formations, established in days gone by. Modern day Bushmen will greet you from their homes, inquisitive of intruders in their quiet lives.

As evident in the Tsumeb history and tribal background, Uris is a Heikom/Bushmen word, meaning, "head lice" and with the addition of the "!" refers to a small white hill containing metal.

                                                         

 

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Solitaire Country Lodge

  

On the edge of the Namib Desert, in the midst of gravel plains, bordering the Namib Naukluft Park, there lies a little town called Solitaire.The mystic little settlement of Solitaire does justice to its name in more than one way. Solitaire with its Charisma will take you back to the beginning of the 19hundreds.

Solitaire is an excellent choice to split your journey between Sesriem / Sossusvlei and Swakopmund or Windhoek. It has an air of tranquility combined with comfort and affordability. 

Tucked away behind the bustling scene you find the Solitaire Country Lodge. The Lodge with all its rooms facing a central courtyard with swimming pool surrounded by lush green lawn. The restaurant and bar cater for lodge and camping guests alike in an environment with a unique character and unsurpassed hospitality.

Activites 

Two non-guided walking trails are available on the property.  Distance between 3.5 km to 8 km. The trails are clearly marked. 

 Enjoy an incredible sunset over the oldest desert in the world.

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Explore Africa from all angles

Ondekaremba

Just a 10-minute-drive away from the airport and yet the noisy planes are out of earshot: our 60 km² nature reserve offers 100 percent pure Africa.

Game such as rhino, giraffe, oryx, springbuck and kudu – and last but not least – our heraldic animal, the red hartebeest, roam the hilly bush savannah with its dry river beds and small dams.


Accommodation
The bungalows of the lodge nestle under tall trees on the banks of a dry river (Seeis River). The thick walls of the main house built from self-quarried quartz blocks are reminiscent of the pioneering times of farming more than 100 years ago. Nowadays it houses a restaurant and a bar.
                                            


Sheltered camping in the bush
The pitches are well apart from each other, hidden under trees in the bush. Enjoy the view of the African bush savannah from the pool.

Rhino Tracking
Face to face encounters with white rhino, no fences in between.Trained trackers look after your safety and explain behaviour and mode of life of this rare species of rhino. Physical fitness is essential: In order to track down the animals, you often have to walk several kilometres.

Savannah Trails
Explore the African bush savannah on your own. The trails are clearly visible and easy to walk on.

Visit to Windhoek
The capital of the country is the ideal place to experience Namibian people, culture and history, only half an hour’s drive from Ondekaremba. You are also sure to find wonderful souvenirs and gifts.

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Onkoshi Camp

 

This exclusive camp is perched on wooden structures well off the public self-drive routes. Onkoshi Camp sits right on the border of the parks characteristic salt pan. Views from the lodge reach far into the horizon and the sunrises and sunsets are simply incredible; distinctive of Namibia’s beauty. 

The entire lodge is built on wooden decks and faces the Etosha Pan. The 15 suites have a natural and organic feel with thatched roofs, canvas walls and a wooden framed door looking onto the pan. Game drives offer exclusive access to the surrounding area. Morning and afternoon game drives provide excellent photographic opportunities with no other vehicles around.

The restaurant offers delicious meals and a spacious swimming pool looks out onto the pan. 

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Egumbo Lodge Overlooking the Walvis Bay lagoon

Overlooking the Walvis Bay lagoon, Egumbo Lodge is an elegant Colonial lodge offering exclusive accommodation in nine rooms. Guests can enjoy wines from the selectively stocked cellar, heated swimming pool, Wi-Fi access, and central heating throughout the premises. 

The lodge is a delight for bird-watchers, with a multitude of migratory sea birds feeding only metres away. Leisure and sports activities such as kayaking, marine cruises, 4x4 desert tours or quad biking can also be arranged on request.

It also serves as the perfect base from which to explore the central areas of the Skeleton Coast including Swakopmund, Sandwhich Harbour, Cape Cross. Egumbo is a local word meaning 'home'.

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Midgard Country Estate - Namibia

Midgard Country Estate is an ideal family hide-away, a first or last stop for international visitors, the perfect venue for intimate meetings, team-building events or weddings.

    36 Standard rooms
    5 Luxury rooms
    5 Standard family rooms
 En-suite bathroom with shower or bath
    Air conditioning
    Electronic door locks
    LCD television with 8 satellite TV channels

 

The Midgard Train Station is conveniently located within the Midgard Country Estate gardens and within a short walking distance of the main lodge where the hotel’s dining room, bar, lounge, TV Room, boma and various outdoor terraces, pools, etc. are located. All activities incl. the 4x4 Experience of the main lodge are open to our train station guests as well.

 

 

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