A self-catering establishment is described as ‘having a fully equipped kitchen for the exclusive use of guests staying in the unit’. Suitable equipment and utensils are provided to enable guests to prepare and cook their own meals, as well as enough crockery and...
The dictionary meaning of the word ‘lodge’ is to “provide accommodation in return for payment”, but there is much more to lodge accommodation than just that simple provision. This form of accommodation in Namibia has become increasingly popular and...
You will find them everywhere – huddled on the outskirts of Etosha National Park, clustered together in private concessions, nestled on the banks of rivers and dams, perched on the mountainsides or basking in the desert sun. Permanent tented camps are a popular type...
Tourism is big business and you will find accommodation in Namibia is of a good standard, having to comply with strict grading regulations put in place by the Namibia Tourism Board. Even the smallest town will have something to offer along the lines of a place to lay...
The Pension, or boarding house, is a common type of accommodation in Namibia, combining the best of both worlds in lodging options. What the average pension lacks in frills and finesse, it makes up for with more personalized service and cost effectiveness. Guests...
You can’t beat camping for a true taste of Adventure. Camping transports you back to the days when it was man against the elements, when only a thin sheet of canvas protected explorers from the dangers of the wild. Although lodgings have improved vastly since...
Namibia is a vast country with a well-established and well-organised tourism structure and there are hundreds of ways to stay in this interesting country. A high value is placed on tourism and the industry is strictly regulated and monitored to ensure that...
Guest Farms are a popular option for those seeking accommodation in Namibia. They are usually family run, friendly and relaxed and can be found near most of the major centers in the country. There is no better way to experience a country than by interacting with the...
The value of staying in a Bed and Breakfast (B&B) over a large hotel can be found in the details – the waitress is all the more likely to remember your name and whether you prefer coffee or tea in the mornings. The owner of the establishment may loan you his...
Those who are used to staying in backpackers or hostels, may be in for a pleasant surprise on a trip to Namibia. Traditionally backpackers accommodation is cheap and only offers the bare essentials – however, in Namibia you will find that owners of these...
