Twin room (18 rooms)
Family room (2 rooms)
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On top of the world at Ai Aiba
Photographer credit: long.explorer
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Sundowner view from the Lodge
Sundowner view from the Lodge
Photographer credit: Roy van der Merwe
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Rock Art stories
Photographer credit: Will Burrard-Lucas
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The sun never lets us down
Photographer credit: Stefan Redecker
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View onto the chalets
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Rock Paintings
Photographer credit: travel_fred
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Rock Paintings
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Entrance
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Room interior
Photographer credit: Stefan Redecker
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Room interior
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Refreshing Swimmingpool
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Restaurant
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Chalets
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Refreshments with a smile
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Sundowner
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Viewpoint
Photographer credit: Long.explorer
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Ai Aiba Lodge poolside view
Ai Aiba Lodge poolside view
Photographer credit: Crew 10
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Wildlife at Ai Aiba
Photographer credit: Roger Fussell
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Thatched chalet with 2 adjacent twin rooms
Thatched chalet with 2 adjacent twin rooms
Photographer credit: Crew 10
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Twin room
Photographer credit: Roger Fussell
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Coffee/Tea station in each room
Coffee/Tea station in each room
Photographer credit: Crew 10
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Waterhole at Ai Aiba
Photographer credit: Roger Fussell
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Giant boulder playground
Giant boulder playground
Photographer credit: Roger Fussell
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Many Rock Art Sites at Ai Aiba
Photographer credit: Crew 10
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Rock art
Photographer credit: Roger Fussell
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Ancient rock formations
Photographer credit: Roger Fussell
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Wildlife at Ai Aiba
Mountain Zebras
Photographer credit: Martin
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Thatched chalets and their setting
Photographer credit: Roy van der Merwe
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Lit pathway from chalets to restaurant
Photographer credit: Roy van der Merwe
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Ai Aiba Lodge Restaurant
Photographer credit: Roy van der Merwe
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Thatched Chalets
Photographer credit: Crew 10
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Rooms exterior & patio
Photographer credit: Roger Fussell
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Ancient rock formations
Photographer credit: Roger Fussell
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Leopard
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Wildlife
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Rare Leopard sightings
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Rock Art
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Rock Art
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Rock Art
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Wildlife
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Photographers Paradise
Photographer credit: Roger Fussell
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Rock art sites
Photographer credit: Roger Fussell
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Sun set heaven
Sun set heaven
Photographer credit: Lindy van den Bosch
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Cycling at Ai Aiba (Bring your mountain bike)
Cycling at Ai Aiba (Bring your mountain bike)
Photographer credit: Lindy van den Bosch
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At Ai Aiba - beautiful Namib rock agama
At Ai Aiba - beautiful Namib rock agama
Photographer credit: Lindy van den Bosch
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Cycling at Ai Aiba (Bring your mountain bike)
Cycling at Ai Aiba (Bring your mountain bike)
Photographer credit: Lindy van den Bosch
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Wildlife at Ai Aiba
Wildlife at Ai Aiba
Photographer credit: Lindy van den Bosch
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Unbeatable views at Ai Aiba
Unbeatable views at Ai Aiba
Photographer credit: Roger Fussell
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Cycling at Ai Aiba (in rainy season)
Cycling at Ai Aiba in rainy season (bring own bicycle)
Photographer credit: Lindy van den Bosch
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Rock art at Ai Aiba
Countless rock painting sites at Ai Aiba
Photographer credit: Roger Fussell
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Family fun in the boulders
Family fun in the boulders
Photographer credit: Roger Fussell
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Ai Aiba afternoon Nature Drive
Ai Aiba afternoon Nature Drive
Photographer credit: Roger Fussell
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Fine wine selection and Ala Carte menu at Ai Aiba Lodge
Fine wine selection and Ala Carte menu at Ai Aiba Lodge
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Ai Aiba breakfast buffet selection
Individual breakfast table buffets served
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Wildlife
Photographer credit: Will Burrard-Lucas
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Giants Playground
Photographer credit: Pie Production
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Service with a smile
Photographer credit: Pie Production
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Room views
Photographer credit: Stefan Redecker
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Family room with unfolded sleeper couch
Photographer credit: Lindy van den Bosch
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Family room with sleeper couch
Photographer credit: Lindy van den Bosch
Welcome to Ai Aiba - The Rock Painting Lodge, a place of unimaginable beauty and history.
Ai-Aiba -The Rock Painting Lodge is dramatically set against imposing granite boulders in the foothills of the Erongo Mountain range. Steeped in history these ancient rock formations are the eroded remains of a volcanic complex about 130 million years old.
Famous for its countless rock painting sites Ai-Aiba is a mystical exploration of nature.
The lodge with its high thatched roof restaurant, lounge and pool is an oasis surrounded by tall palms and scenic vistas of magnificent rocky outcrops and bush savannah. Towering boulders form the backdrop to the mountain facing chalets with views that incorporate this rugged landscape.
Ai-Aiba is a Khoekhoegowab word meaning 'the person who walks in front to show the way'. Nature walks and drives led by knowledgeable guides bring this unique experience to life.
Trekking on foot through an incredible wilderness of rare adapted fauna and flora framed by precariously balanced boulders, is a reminder of the ancient relationship between man and nature. Rock paintings depict age-old hunting rituals, human and animal life in this geologically rich and complex environment.
Ai-Aiba is a part of the Erongo Mountain Nature Conservancy, bringing together a group of private landowners in an effort to conserve this diverse area, its magnificent landscape and its plant, reptile, mammal and bird life, as well as its wealth of cultural heritage.
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