The Weinberg Windhoek provides all of the exclusivity and privacy you might expect from this prestigious Estate – making it the perfect retreat when travelling on vacation or business.
The elegant 43-bedroom hotel wraps around a heritage building, creating an inviting courtyard. This design complements its historic character, while modern amenities ensure the utmost comfort. Aside from the location and spectacular views, hotel guests also have access to facilities including the Estate’s Life Day Spa and five upmarket restaurants and the Conference Centre.
Location: 13 Jan Jonker, Klein Windhoek
















1 Night
Bed and Breakfast
5 Star
Hotel
Spoken Languages: Afrikaans, English
No. Rooms: 43
Special Interests: Gourmet, Leisure, Relaxation, Shopping, Wine
Okonjima Plains Camp in the Omboroko Mountains is the main camp at Okonjima and has 10 en suite comfortable chalets nestled around a central garden. However the emphasis here is not on the accommodation but on their famous Africat rescue project, a non-profit project to preserve and rehabilitate large predators including leopard and brown hyena. Visitors learn a great deal about leopard and cheetah, and can view them at close range - perhaps track radio-collared leopards in in their natural habitat and support ongoing research, or visit the cheetah project. After dinner you can visit the hide to spot night creatures like caracal, porcupine or honey-badgers. There are a number of highly recommended walking trails in a 'safe zone' for those staying longer. The lodge has an indoor dining area and sitting room, a pool and a large tea garden for relaxing during the heat of the day.
























1 Night
Half Board Plus - Dinner, Bed, Breakfast and Activities
Lodge
Spoken Languages: Afrikaans, English, German
No. Rooms: 30
Special Interests: Adventure, Birding, Hiking, Nature, Relaxation, Wildlife
The Mushara Outpost is on the same reserve as the Mushara Lodge and Villa Mushara, as the crow flies 2 km east of the Mushara Lodge. Guests are accommodated in custom made tents on a wooden deck nestled amongst trees on the western bank of a small omuramba, also known as a dry river bed. The tents face eastwards, to allow for privacy and protection from the sun which is harshest from the west.
Each tent has a deck of 12 square meters of private space which provides the perfect spot for enjoying the solitude of nature. A large glass sliding door leads into the tent, all windows and doors are covered with fly-screen to keep cool air in and insects out. Three large glass windows stretching from ceiling to floor allow for plenty of fresh air during the night. For very warm afternoons, air conditioning adds an extra level of comfort. The open-plan bathroom has an enclosed toilet with ceiling and two large windows. The shower walls are glass from top to bottom. The furnishing of the tent is minimal, comfortable and has a light feel to it. A mini bar, coffee station, safe, telephone, mosquito net and hair drier are standard.
The main lodge is styled on an old farm house and has tall walls and a corrugated iron roof with a large wrap around veranda. This is North-east facing to take advantage of cooling shade. The ambiance is that of a well lived in house, friendly, warm and extremely comfortable with a homely atmosphere. Dinner is enjoyed under the African stars, breakfast and lunch are taken on the veranda and in the house. A wide refreshing pool is welcome relief after a hot day in Etosha where the focus of the day's activities take place.
The Etosha National Park is Namibia's premier big game destination and one of Africa's iconic landmarks. The Mushara Outpost offers game drives into the park with talented local guides who are truly passionate about sharing the wonders of Etosha. The Mushara Outpost is all about old-fashioned hospitality with warm, friendly and personalized service on the door step of the magical Etosha Pan National Park.
































3 Nights
Dinner, Bed and Breakfast
Lodge
Spoken Languages: English
No. Rooms: 8
Special Interests: Adventure, Nature, Wildlife
Etosha Safari Lodge opened in November 2008 and is conveniently situated only 10 km south of the Anderson Gate into Etosha National Park. The lodge is set on a hillock with magnificent views across tree-covered hills towards Etosha National Park. The 50 en-suite bungalows are comfortably furnished chalet with mosquito nets and en suite shower rooms. At Etosha Safari Lodge you can relax in the swimming pool, or enjoy the restaurant serving all meals or take a drink at the convivial bar.
Etosha offers a wonderful wildlife experience which you can enjoy either on your own using your rental car or taking advantage of the morning and full day game drives offered by Etosha Safari Lodge. Elephants taking a bath with their young, a herd of zebras filing past on their way to the watering hole, herds of springbok in the savannah, a pair of lions lazing under a bush - are all on view in Etosha with more than 110 species of mammals and more than 230 bird species.














1 Night
Dinner, Bed and Breakfast
4 Star
Lodge
Spoken Languages: Afrikaans, English
No. Rooms: 65
Special Interests: Adventure, Birding, Gourmet, History & Culture, Leisure, Nature, Relaxation, Star Gazing, Wildlife
Mowani Mountain Camp, meaning 'place of god', lies amongst rugged boulders on a commanding ridge with sweeping panoramic views over Damaraland. Between the Ugab and the Huab rivers in southern Damaraland lies a vast and unspoilt wilderness area with magnificent Namibia desert scenery, unusual geological formations, ancient rock engravings and a unique variety of desert fauna & flora. This is Mowani's setting.
Mowani Mountain Camp is styled as an African village: the cluster of six thatched dome-shaped structures echo the surrounding rugged boulders with sweeping panoramic views over Damaraland. The sides of the bar, lounge and dining areas are open giving a cool feel even on the hottest Namibian day. 12 elegantly decorated safari tents, built on raised wooden platforms, each have a covered veranda with spectacular views and en suite facilities with a shower. Some tents have better views than others (for a supplement) and the honeymoon tent has an outside stone bath and outside shower which is very romantic.
Mowani also offers one luxury room that is not tented. This is close to the main area, ideal for people who prefer not to walk too far. Finally there is the suite: exquisitely furnished and secluded with a deck, lounge area, outside bathroom with a huge stone bath and shower, indoor bathroom with a shower, basins and toilet and a bedroom with a double bed.
Tucked away amongst the giant boulders, the plunge pool is perfect for hot days. An excellent dinner is served in the candlelit boma around a crackling fire whilst breakfast and lunch are on the deck overlooking the desert vistas of Mowani Camp.
Activities at Mowani Mountain Camp are particularly attractive. Mowani lies only a few kilometres from the exceptional ancient rock engravings of Twyfelfontein so you can visit them in your rental car or take one of Mowani's guided excursions. Nature drives and morning walks are also on offer. Mowani is the southern-most roaming ground for the desert-adapted elephant and rhino of Damaraland and the lodge also offers full day excursions in search of these elusive creatures in the nearby desert valleys. By all accounts they seem to be quite successful though the staggeringly beautiful desert scenery is an equal draw card to Namibia. Hot air ballooning is a new activity on offer.

















Nestled in the quaint embrace of Swakopmund, Fancy Fritz offers guests a cosy escape steeped in charm. The bed and breakfast boasts a selection of suites, all comfortably designed with air conditioning, Nespresso machines, and en-suite bathrooms. After a relaxing night, guests can start each morning with a delicious breakfast served on-site. Other services and facilities include a communal garden area, parking, and Wi-Fi.






2 Nights
Bed and Breakfast
Bed & Breakfast
The wide valley in which the lodge is situated is sheltered by the Nubib, Tsaris and Naukluft Mountains, with a view reaching the distant dunes of the Namib Desert in the west. In this exquisite position, the lodge offers stylish accommodation in thatched chalets designed with the fragile beauty of this remarkable environment in mind. Desert Homestead Lodge will ensure an unrivaled respite from the desert extremes. Tranquil surroundings, al fresco dining, delectably fresh farm cuisine, refreshing dips in the two pools, stunning sunsets and sunrises are the basic pleasures at the lodge. And meandering across endless plains or discovering ancient water courses on a beautifully groomed steed is a magical and alternative way to appreciate the surroundings. The final remnants of each day see nature at her most profound. Rugged landscapes bathed in hues of pastel ... a truly humbling experience.
















2 Nights
Half Board Plus - Dinner, Bed, Breakfast and Activities
Lodge
Spoken Languages: Afrikaans, English
No. Rooms: 26
Special Interests: Adventure, Birding, Gourmet, Hiking, Leisure, Nature, Relaxation, Star Gazing, Wildlife, Wine
Bagatelle lodge lies on the edge of the Southern Kalahari in the mixed tree and shrub Savanna. The ranch is characterised by huge red sands dunes running parallel, and in a northern-westerly to south-easterly direction. The valleys in between the parallel dunes are commonly known as 'streets'. The design and décor, materials and furnishings, gardens and natural settings, all combine to ensure our guests live their dream of an African Safari. A rambling old farmhouse was extensively altered, upgraded and renovated to not only serve as a residence, but also as the main nerve center of the Lodge. An entrance hall leads to the reception, lounge, dining room, bar & cellar, library and office. There is a swimming pool and recreation area with a pool table and hammock. An open air lapa for outdoor meals captures the atmosphere of an African Safari.
Although two styles of chalets are provided, both have the same standard of luxury and finished quality. Four chalets, constructed of wood and on stilts are built on top of a Kalahari sand dune, with unsurpassed views to the Southwest. The other six chalets are built in the street or valley between the dunes. These chalets are built of 'hay bales' with walls 600mm thick, the insulation and atmosphere are equally effective and tranquil. The main difference between the two styles of chalets besides the construction method, is the fact that the dune chalets have a bath and shower, while the 'hay bale' chalets only have a shower. The standard and quality of finish is the same for all our chalets, with exquisite décor and equipped to exceed your expectations.






































2 Nights
Dinner, Bed and Breakfast
3 Star
Lodge
Spoken Languages: Afrikaans, English
No. Rooms: 27
Special Interests: Adventure, Flora, History & Culture, Indigenous Culture / Art, Leisure, Nature, Relaxation, Star Gazing, Wildlife