Good morning and I hope you're having a beautiful day.
Today we are going to look at the Namibian Wildlife Resorts camps across Namibia, and
I'm going to show you where they're all located and what accommodation each one offers you.
Let's get started in the south of the country. Right across the border from South Africa
is Ai Ais hot springs resort and spa. Now Ai Ais means place of burning water because the
whole resort is built on top of a hot springs at the southern end of the fish river canyon,
which is Africa's largest canyon and the world's second largest canyon.
Accommodation choices here are family chalets, rooms and camping.
Head up the canyon to the north and you will come to Hobas camp.
Hobas camp is where you start the hike if you're going to hike the fish river canyon.
Hobas camp has bush rooms and camping.
Now to the coast where at Luderitz you will find Shark Island.
It's on a rocky outcrop that sticks out of the sea. It can be quite windy there
but there is camping places there and you can stay in the old lighthouse.
Back inland and on the desert edge is a very unique place to stay in Namibia Duwisib Castle.
Built by a German in old German style and decorated out with things from Germany from
the late 1800s early 1900s there is a castle on the edge of the desert, and you can actually stay
in the rooms in the castle, and also in the grounds there is camping available.
Now to one of Namibia's highlights, the Namib Desert where you can camp at Sesriem camping site
and experience fantastic night skies and easy access into Sossusvlei, or you can
stay in the luxury eco Sossus Dune Lodge with breathtaking views stretching out into the desert.
Also in the general area is the Naukluft camp, just over here tucked in the Naukluft
mountains. Home to the mountain zebra Naukluft offers homely chalets and camping.
Now just on a side note when you're in Naukluft that doesn't give you access
to Sesriem Sossusvlei and the desert, it's a separate game park, separate national park.
Cross to Namibia's largest dam. Near Marientel is Hardap dam resort popular with anglers and
on the main north road B1's, north south B1 road that goes through the center of
Namibia Hardap dam has bush chalets family chalets, VIP chalets, dormitory and camping.
Heading up the main B1 and close to Windhoek in the center of Namibia
you will find Daan Viljoen, some accommodation in a game park there
it's a popular escape from the city's noise and Daan Viljoen offers chalets and camping.
Head north from Windhoek up the main B1 road and you will come to Gross Barman resort,
built around a beautiful lake Gross Barman is a very popular conference venue.
They offer rooms and camping facilities.
Waterberg resort sits in the shadow of the Waterberg Plateau Park,
on top of the plateau there is a game reserve where you can go for game drives.
Waterburg resort offers chalets, rooms, family chalets and camping.
Next we are heading into Damaraland to Khorixas rest camp. Surrounded by dramatic landscapes and
just south of Etosha national park Khorixas rest camp has bush chalets, family chalets and camping.
A quick side trip back to the coast brings us just north of Swakopmund to a place called Windpomp,
formerly known as Mile 14 Windpomp has campsites spread out on the beach.
A long hot drive up the skeleton coast brings us to Torra Bay
which is only open in December and January and has camping sites.
Going even further north up the skeleton coast you finally get to Terrace Bay, an
angler's paradise and possibly one of the
most remote places to stay in Namibia there are rooms and chalets to stay in Terrace Bay.
Our next six places to stay are all inside the Etosha national park,
the most amazing wildlife experience you can imagine and a photographer's dream.
We're going to start over in the west at Dolomite Camp.
Built among dolomite boulders on a rocky outcrop
Dolomite Camp is a luxury permanent tented camp offering a peaceful luxury experience that
delivers a great safari experience. Accommodation at Dolomite Camp is in luxury tented chalets.
Also in the west side of Etosha is Olifantsrus camping. Very unique in that it has its own
viewing platform overlooking a water hole so it's great for game viewing
but there it is exclusively a camping site.
Now to the most well-known place to stay in Etosha national park, Okaukuejo Resort
with its night lit water hole there's a viewable from inside the camp it offers unrivalled viewing
of the animals very easily. It is the biggest and busiest camp in Etosha national park
and there is a selection of accommodation.
There is rooms, bush chalets, waterhole chalets, premier waterhole chalets and camping.
Moving east we then come to Halali rest camp. Often overlooked it is a quiet camp,
it's the quietest of the three main camps in that stretch and is in an excellent game viewing area.
There also is a night lit waterhole there which is popular for rhinos,
so it's a good place to see rhinos if you want somewhere quiet but good game viewing
Halali is a good choice. Halali resort offers rooms, chalets, family chalets and camping sites.
On to Namutoni Resort. An old fort built by the Germans
giving Namutoni a very unique and special feel, you can climb the
lookout tower to watch the sunset and hear the sounds of the wild carried on the wind.
Namutoni has rooms, bush chalets and camping.
Our final place to stay in Etosha is Onkoshi luxury eco lodge
built on the edge of Fischer's pan is designed to have minimal impact in the environment. With each
chalet on stilts it's a semi-removable
camp. Accommodation here is in luxury tented chalets built on stilts overlooking the park.
Oh finally the last camp up here in the northeast of Namibia is Popa Falls
resort. An area of Namibia that is wildly different from the rest of the country. Most
of the country is dry and arid for most of the year, this part of the country there is big trees,
rivers, it is a very contrasting and beautiful area. It's a great relief from all the heat and
dryness of the rest of the country. Popa Falls has river chalets, chalets, family chalets and camping
And that's it, that's a summary of all the
Namibia Wildlife Resorts accommodation facilities across Namibia.
I hope you found this useful, if you've got any questions about any of the places
please comment below and let me know, I'll get back to you as soon as I can.
Also I've put the prices on for this year and next year, they should be the same price,
but I'll put a link in the description below for a website that will give you up-to-date prices,
that will have up-to-date prices on it for the future.
And if you're thinking of going to Namibia let me know where you're going to go
and I will do videos in more detail of all these camps in the future.
Thanks for watching and I hope to see you on safari.