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A bit of luxury can be expected at Betta Camp & Self catering chalets while exploring the country side. The well-appointed accommodation consists of six natural stone self-catering en-suite chalets comprising of either twin or double sleeping arrangement. Two of the chalets are family friendly. Each chalet has its own shaded veranda, ‘braai-area’ and exquisite sunset views over the Namib desert.

In addition to our accommodation we also have shaded picnic spots and campsites, each with a braai and seating area, washing-up facility, electric point and an elevated deck from where you can enjoy your sundowner. Hot showers are provided by traditional ‘donkey’ fire.

Breakfast and dinner can be provided by prior arrangement, Betta is renowned for its T-Bone steak and wholesome cooking. The well-stocked Kiosk & Coffee Shop produces fresh farm style bread and cake daily.

Replete with history and romance Duwisib castle is an ideal stopover for visitors' en route to the South of Namibia. It was built by the German army officer Baron von Wolf for his American bride Jayta in the early 1900s. Apart from being a gift of love, Duwisib Castle was a dream turned into reality for Baron von Wolf, who had planned on breeding horses in this semi-desert environment. Sadly, he was killed during the First World War. His wife left for America, never to return, leaving the castle and all of its contents and dreams behind.

Duwisib Guest Farm & Camping offers affordable accommodation and camping directly next to Duwisib Castle in southern Namibia. Situated on the edge of the beautiful Namib Desert, this is the perfect stop over on your way to Sossusvlei, Lüderitz or Fish River Canyon.

The main attraction in the area is Duwisib Castle. This historic monument is run by Namibia Wildlife Resorts and is open to day visitors. It is located within a short walking distance of all overnight facilities.

The cosy and clean rooms will ensure a relaxing stay with views of the surrounding mountains. The campsites are well maintained and shaded by indigenous camelthorn trees.

Day visitors can also enjoy some refreshments at the on-site coffee shop. Try their well-known apple pie while watching tame ostriches from close by. With scenic views and beautiful camelthorn trees it is no wonder that the Baron decided to build his castle at this special spot.

Located in the southern region of Namibia, Tolou's Lodge is conveniently situated on the C27 main route between Luderitz and Sesriem. The pet-friendly property features 17 chalets with private bathrooms offering warm water. Scrumptious, farm-style Namibian meals are served at the on-site restaurant, and guests have access to barbecue facilities. Activities include sunset drives, hiking, birdwatching, and photography.

The historical old farm house is built out of natural stone, in German colonial style. Burgsdorf has a rich history dating back to 1899. The name of the Farm Burgsdorf comes from the 'Hauptmann' Von Burgsdorff who was the commander of the Gibeon district.