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Alte Kalköfen Lodge - Limestone ovens, lithops and love on the B4 (10.05.2011)
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Okahandja Cultural Village Representing ethnic diversity (10.05.2011)
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Olive Exclusive Boutique Hotel - In a different league (10.05.2011)
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Rössmund Lodge - A small oasis in the desert (10.05.2011)
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Fish River Lodge - Enter the yawning mouth of geological history (10.05.2011)
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Bahnhof Hotel, Aus - History on its doorstep (10.05.2011)
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Baby elephant at Okambara Elephant Lodge (10.05.2011)
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A home away from home (09.05.2011)
African Kwêla Guesthouse is situated at 18 Palm Street in Suiderhof, only a few minutes’ drive to the city centre, close to Windhoek’s Eros Airport
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Travelling in comfort to eastern Etosha (04.03.2011)
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A fusion of art, comfort and style (04.03.2011)
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Treat the senses in southern Namibia (04.03.2011)
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A deeper look to see the magic (04.03.2011)
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Eclectic African styles and mining history (04.03.2011)
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Where sand dunes and Karoo come together (04.03.2011)
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The perfect inspirational package (04.03.2011)
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Rich in landscape and wildlife (04.03.2011)
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Lüderitz Nest Hotel (17.01.2011)
Embraced by the sea
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Taro Tours : Keep it small and personal (17.01.2011)
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New owner for the Grüner Kranz (17.01.2011)
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The Courtyard Hotel Pension (17.01.2011)
Local flavour in Walvis Bay
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The Stiltz : The reedy beauty of river meets ocean (17.01.2011)
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Hotel Bundu n See (17.01.2011)
A new breath of energy swept into the Atlanta Hotel when Ina and Teuns Janson took over the old hotel situated across from the Hansa Hotel in Hendrik Witbooi Street, Swakopmund.
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Sophia Dale Base Camp (17.01.2011)
A getaway for sun worshippers and sand lovers
The aptly-named and affordably-priced Sophia Dale Base Camp is an easy ten-minute drive away from Swakopmund and the many activities the coastal town has to offer, and offers a few of its own...
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Aloegrove Safari Lodge Play with the cheetahs (04.11.2010)
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Afro-colonial style accommodation (04.11.2010)
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Hochland Nest Peaceful lodging with fishing and boat cruises (04.11.2010)
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Versatile, flexible and affordable (04.11.2010)
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Mountain zebra, hiking tours and marble hills (04.11.2010)
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For a taste of natural wilderness (04.11.2010)
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New NWR lodge in western Etosha for 2010 (01.06.2010)
New from Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR) and expected to be finished in the last quarter of 2010, Dolomite Camp will be the first lodge on the western side of Etosha National Park – an area previously excluded from tourism.
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 Kupferquelle Resort (01.04.2010)
Tsumeb's latest holiday resort
The name Kupferquelle (meaning copper fountain) is fitting for the only family resort in one of Namibia’s first copper mining towns. When the Hai||om Bushmen first found copper here and Tsumeb was proclaimed a town in 1905, little did they know that Kupferquelle would become an important tourism landmark in the northern region.
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 Walvis Bay Tourism Centre (01.04.2010)
A big welcome
At the end of Union Street, bordering the desert and tourist area, the Walvis Bay Tourism Centre comes into view. This attractive and friendly centre, built with Oregon pine, is a sparkling new and welcoming ‘one-stop shop’ in a town that is changing and growing in tourist facilities and charm, offering a quieter, more intimate experience of the Atlantic Coast and all it has to offer.
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 Moon Mountain Lodge (01.03.2010)
Four-star luxury in the desert
The latest addition to luxury accommodation in the deserted landscapes of the Sossusvlei area is now officially open to visitors. Moon Mountain Lodge, which is located 30 kilometres south of Solitaire and 50 kilometres north of Sesriem off the C19, is a four-star establishment with breathtaking views, offering guests their own intimate, private space.
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 Swakopmund Boutique Hotel (01.01.2010)
Where graciousness meets contemporary chic
After much anticipation, the Swakopmund Boutique Hotel was officially opened on 1 October 2009. Situated in the heart of Swakopmund, in Sam Nujoma Avenue, this luxurious boutique hotel offers direct access to the town’s vibrant street life, quaint architecture, shopping, fine dining and long walks on the beach.
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 Sandfields Guesthouse (01.01.2010)
A warm family environment with extra touches
When three people with architectural and guiding experience join forces to create a guesthouse, you can wager that they have thought of everything to make your stay as comfortable as possible.
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 Halali Rest Camp (01.01.2010)
Halfway through Etosha
Situated midway between the Okaukuejo and Namutoni rest camps in the centre of Etosha National Park, Halali Rest Camp is set under large mopane trees, where the butterfly leaves lie scattered in copper patterns on the ground, long yellow winter grass blows in the wind and iridescent blue glossy starlings hop and swoop in between.
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 Guestfarm Okomitundu (01.01.2010)
Experience African farm life
In the middle of Namibia lies Guestfarm Okomitundu, an 18 000-hectare haven of untamed wilderness in the famed Khomas Hochland. Driving from Windhoek through the African savannah, visitors can see baboons and warthogs playing alongside the road.
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 Cape Cross Lodge (01.01.2010)
History and rest – blue and sand
The sea is always welcome after long dusty roads and miles of desert track. Cape Cross Lodge is positioned just above the shore, and the rooms have unsurpassed sea views. The sea sings the guests to sleep and gently awakens them in the morning.
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 Shalom Farm (01.01.2010)
A market and out-of-town brunch venue
Twelve kilometres outside Swakopmund on the B2 road to Windhoek, the D1901 gravel road snakes off towards the green belt of the ephemeral Swakop River. Every Saturday morning, Shalom Farm opens its gates to visitors, providing a vegetable market with fresh Swakop River produce and tables and chairs arranged on the green grass for guests to sit under the palm trees, have a cup of coffee, a bite to eat and luxuriate in the sunny farm atmosphere.
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 N/a’an ku sê Lodge and Wildlife Sanctuary (01.01.2010)
A support system for the San
N/a’an ku sê in the San languages means ‘God is watching over us’. It’s the name of a lodge, a convenient 45 km out of Windhoek, off the road to the Hosea Kutako International Airport. Incidentally, for a more Internet-friendly search, you can leave out the San characters, as will be done in this text, and its website is an even easier www.ecotourism-namibia.com, for reasons which will shortly be made clear. (It is not to be confused with the Windhoek city guest house of the same name and under the same management.)
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 Mushara Bush Camp (01.11.2009)
Child friendly and stylish
Travelling with their two children, Marc and Mariza Pampe realised that not only do many establishments not cater for children, but also that it is extremely expensive to travel with your family. Thus, the idea for the new ‘baby’ in the Mushara Collection was born, a child-friendly bush camp charging extremely low rates for children under twelve years of age and children under three staying free of charge.
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 Mondjila (01.11.2009)
The A–Z shop for the traveller
Recently opened by Leonie Swanepoel, Mondjila Travel Shop is the latest tourist attraction in Outjo.
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 Khowarib Lodge and Campsite (01.11.2009)
Happy days in Damaraland
Namibia offers its unique, rugged beauty to the adventure-hungry traveller in many ways, but the epiphany of this is most likely found in the deserted landscapes of Damaraland. Here, the skies are automatically set on fire as the sun disappears over the Etendeka (flat-topped) Mountains, elephant tracks form part of the gravel roads and hyaenas feast on the remainders of a lion kill. Natural springs make for permanent greenery amongst the greyish landscapes and giraffes lope across the road to test the greener mopane leaves on the other side.
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 Camp Kipwe (01.11.2009)
All the blessed
Blessings come in all shapes and sizes, and Camp Kipwe has all the features of a blessed camp in Damaraland.
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 BushBaby Safaris (01.11.2009)
A heaven for game lovers
A mere 15 kilometres from the largest piece of iron on the surface of the earth, the Hoba meteorite, and eight kilometres from the town of Grootfontein, is the newly opened BushBaby Safaris lodge and campsite.
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 The Shebeen, Etosha Safari Camp (01.11.2009)
The wackiest restaurant around
Guests dance around the fire to the beat of African music, while around them candles flicker and outdoor tables are cleared of the remains of supper. The chef drums in perfect harmony with the guitar player and a few waitresses join in, adding their Namibian rhythm. Manager Hilma Amutenya, dressed in her bright red-and-white Oshiwambo frock, is lured in for a dance, and when she returns to the table, she informs me that the joyful party atmosphere is a nightly occurrence at the camp.
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 Taleni Africa (01.11.2009)
Convenience on the edge of the Namib
In the desolate landscapes of Sossusvlei, amongst the red dunes on the edge of the Namib, an oasis awaits the tired traveller.
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 Fig Tree Bed and Breakfast (01.11.2009)
For the elegant traveller
Fig trees have been around since the book of Genesis and have played a significant role in the history of man. Buddha is believed to have attained ‘supreme knowledge’ while meditating beneath the branches of a fig tree and the tree has been linked to anything and everything, from peace to prosperity, harmony and unity.
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