The Weinberg Boutique Hotel offers the exclusivity and privacy synonymous with this prestigious estate, making it an ideal travel retreat. With 41 elegant rooms encircling a heritage building, a private courtyard is formed. Each room features full-height windows, and en-suite bathroom with a rainfall shower. The hotel’s blend of classic and modern design ensures an exceptional stay, complementing its historic charm with modern comfort. Three upscale lounges, including the Sky Lounge with valley views, are available, along with two restaurants and a deli on the estate. A 5-star spa elevates its status, providing a truly memorable experience.

With the scenic Omoroko Mountains as a backdrop, the Okonjima Bush Suite overlooks a waterhole and is nestled in the Acacia thorn veld, offering a secluded retreat. Comprising two separate en-suite bedrooms under a splendid thatched roof, the suite features a fully equipped kitchen. The living area includes a spacious lounge, a dining space under the roof or in natural shade, and an open wood-burning fireplace. The suite boasts a distinctive 13-meter pool. Bedrooms feature high roofs with fans, air conditioning, and heating as needed. Each room holds two Queen-size beds, with the option to roll one onto the terrace for stargazing. Elegant yet practical canvas partitions with gauze screens flank the doorways, offering a 180º view through large glass-panelled windows. Tent-style canvassing allows light in and embraces the surrounding sounds while maintaining comfort and security. Bathrooms include both indoor and captivating outdoor bush showers. With a dedicated host and chef, you’ll have a personalized experience complemented by an exclusive guide and game-drive vehicle, ensuring a leisurely pace tailored to your family’s preferences during your stay.

Experience unparalleled luxury and enchanting vistas at Onguma The Fort, a truly unique and exclusive retreat. Set against the captivating backdrop of Etosha Fisher’s Pan, the fort boasts an unrivalled sunset panorama, making it a destination unlike any other in Namibia. Accommodation choices include eleven exquisite Bush Suites and a lavish Sultan Suite. The Bush Suites are thoughtfully designed with fireplaces for cosy winter nights and air coolers for the summer, ensuring your comfort year-round. Each suite offers both indoor and outdoor showers, inviting you to indulge in the natural beauty that surrounds you. Marvel at the breathtaking Moroccan-inspired details that adorn every corner. Onguma The Fort guarantees an unforgettable escape with an aura of sophistication and discovery.

Positioned just 4.5km away from Etosha National Park’s Andersson Gate, Andersson’s at Ongava derives its name from Charles Andersson, the intrepid Swedish explorer who, in 1851, alongside Sir Francis Galton, made the groundbreaking ‘discovery’ of the Etosha Pan. Nestled against the scenic backdrop of the low Ondundozonanandana Mountains, this remarkable retreat finds its home within the confines of the private Ongava Game Reserve, bordering the Etosha National Park. The Ongava Game Reserve is characterized by its white calcrete soils, rocky formations, and shrub-covered plains, fostering a diverse array of wildlife, including giraffes, lions, rhinos, and an assortment of antelope species.Overlooking a prolific waterhole, the Camp treats guests to an ongoing spectacle of wildlife interactions. An innovative element central to the design of the new Andersson’s at Ongava is the waterhole, complemented by an adjacent subterranean photographic hide. This strategic vantage point grants visitors an eye-level perspective on the flourishing wildlife. At the heart of the social fabric of the camp is a captivating infinity-edge swimming pool, surrounded by inviting lounging areas that provide sheltered havens with views of the waterhole and the expansive landscapes beyond. The communal area encompasses an outdoor and covered dining space, a generously proportioned lounge and bar, an observation terrace sunken into the ground, and warming open fireplaces that ward off the chill during the winter months.

Named in honor of the resident giraffes in the vicinity, this camp is strategically nestled at the base of two south-facing granite formations, interconnected by a ridge. This well-chosen location affords captivating vistas of the Brandberg, Namibia’s loftiest mountain, stretching to the south, as well as the scattered, cathedral-like granite inselbergs dotting the northern landscape. Discreetly nestled amidst the granite boulders that cradle the camp, the six suites are seamlessly integrated into the natural surroundings. Thanks to Damaraland’s more moderate climate, these suites are naturally ventilated, featuring partially open-air bathrooms and generously open communal spaces.The camp exudes character, with a keen attention to detail evident in every aspect, from the expansive rooms to inviting libraries, refreshing rain showers, a revitalizing pool, and an array of nooks for relaxation.

The Strand Hotel has a prime location on the beachfront and a range of sea facing terraces, restaurants and bars. It’s a social epicenter and destination in itself for all visitors to and residents of Swakopmund. The hotel is within walking distance from the center of town, and has long, sandy beaches right on its doorstep with a total of 125 rooms of which 90% have beach and sea views and 10% garden and park views.

The &Beyond Sossusvlei Desert Lodge is a spectacular design of glass, rock and steel pavilions with a bold geometric structure at the center. The guest area features floor-to-ceiling, frameless glass panels that fold away to reveal unobstructed desert vistas and there are various areas in which to relax while enjoying a fine selection of wines. The reserve is one of the world’s few Dark Sky Reserves, and every evening guests are invited to join a resident astronomer at the on-site, world-class observatory. The ten suites offer the sophistication of simplicity, reflecting chic desert-inspired minimalism, and a variety of desert adventures are on offer such as guided nature walks, guided quad bike excursions, hot air ballooning (usually at an additional cost) and excursions to the renowned salt pans of Sossusvlei and Deadvlei.

Nestled among the embrace of Camelthorn trees, overlooking a vista of undulating Kalahari landscape, Otjimbondona presents an African haven that embodies tranquility, exclusivity, and luxury. Located 120 kilometres southeast of Windhoek and a mere 80 kilometres from Hosea Kutako International Airport, Otjimbondona finds its place on a sprawling 3000-hectare Private Nature Reserve. This boutique lodge, encompassing four meticulously adorned Villas, serves as the perfect launchpad for commencing or concluding your Namibian odyssey. Delicately adorned, every space exudes an atmosphere of refined elegance that seamlessly intertwines with the surrounding wilderness. Beyond the confines of your Villa, engage in tailored activities including guided walks.