Namibia Accommodation amp; Camping Options: Omaheke Region

Photo: Wild Dogs or Painted Dogs - at Harnas, Omaheke Region

Namibia - Accommodation

Find accommodation & camping options in Namibia and read about the guest facilities, activities, and unique experiences on offer by each of the hosts Unique Tours & Safaris recommend  - select a region to see details:

Namibia's 13 Regions - in alphabetical order:

Caprivi - Katima Mulilo, Kwando River, Mudumu, Ngoma

Erongo - Erongo, Omaruru, Skeleton Coast, Swakopmund

Hardap - Kalahari, Maltahöhe, Namib Desert, Sossusvlei

Karas - Fish River Canyon, Kalahari, Keetmanshoop, Lüderitz

Kavango - Bushmanland, Divundu, Kaudom Game Park,

                       Mahango, Okavango River, Popa Falls, Rundu

Khomas - Khomas Highlands, Windhoek

Kunene - Damaraland, Kaokoland, Kunene, Twyfelfontein

Omaheke - Buitepos, Gobabis, Trans-Kalahari-Highway

Ohangwena - Oshikango

Omusati - Ombalantu

Oshana - Ondangwa, Oshakati, Nakambale

Oshikoto - Etosha National Park, Tsumeb

Otjozondjupa - Bushmanland, Otjiwarongo, Waterberg

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Namibia - Accommodation & Camping Options

Omaheke Region

Lodging & Camping

Quick links to accommodation options in other
Namibian Regions:

Caprivi
Erongo / Hardap Karas / Kavango Khomas / Kunene Omaheke / Omusati  Ohangwena
Oshana / Oshikoto Otjozondjupa

Omaheke - a region in Namibia's eastern centre, bordering Botswana.

All but one of the accommodation options listed below are situated in close proximity of the Trans Kalahari Highway, in different locations between Gobabis and the Namibia/Botswana border post at Buitepos. 

Lodging
- Gobabis Area -

Lodging & Camping
- 2.5 hrs drive north-east of Gobabis -

Lodging & Camping
- about half-way between Gobabis and the Buitepos Border Post -

Lodging & Camping
- 20km from Buitepos Border Post -

Goba Lodge
Goba Rest Camp's motto is no frills, no fuss, no compromise on comfort! It is nestled underneath two big trees, 200 meters from the lodge buildings. The rooms open up on a pathway leading to the entertainment area with a sitting room, dining tables, channel T.V., equipped kitchen and barbecue. Goba Lodge is situated on the banks of the Black Nossob River, only 1km away from Gobabis, and offers a choice between luxury single, double and family units. All rooms are en suite with air-conditioning, channel TV and a coffee/tea console. Selected rooms are equipped with a telephone and fridge. The rooms open up on Goba's beautiful and peaceful garden. Goba Lodge is renowned for serving excellent food and creating unforgettable experiences. Because the two upstream dams are releasing a constant flow of water, the one kilometre stretch of the Black Nossob that is bordering the lodge is perennial and attracts a rich variety of bird life.

Harnas Guestfarm
Harnas provides a wide variety of accommodation for its guests. There are comfortable rustic chalets and luxury rooms with air conditioning, en-suite bathrooms and with the most spectacular view of the African sunset. There are also camp sites available with ablution blocks or bush camping for the more adventurous.
You can fill your senses with wonderful sights and sounds of the abundant African fauna and flora; waking up with the roaring bush call of the lions, grazing springbok on the airstrip, a soft cat rubbing up against your leg, a chirping pack of mongooses feeding on the lawn or a menagerie of other surprises that awaits you around every corner.
The lapa is like no other as one is greeted by a multitude of creatures big and small that live around the area. One can participate in guided tours to view the various animal feedings – from the typical frenzy of the Africa wild dogs to the lazy yawning of the crocodiles. There are also game drives, Life Line tours to get a first hand insight into rehabilitating animals, a swimming pool to cool down on the sizzling African afternoons, and sundowners to salute yet another day well spent.

Kalahari Bush Breaks
Ronnie and Elsabe Barnard, regard themselves extremely privileged to be given the opportunity to work with the rhythms of nature and exploring their dreams with the natural beauty of Africa as their palette. Kalahari Bush Breaks allows you to choose a wide range of adventures.
At Elandsbult Guest House you are surrounded by primordial, enthralling savannahs while the ambience of the guest house itself is both natural and luxurious. The garden is shaded by worm-bark false-thorn trees and overlooks a floodlit waterhole where game and birds flock during the day. Natural building materials were used. The colours and patterns have an African feel and traditional Namibian cosiness. The staff is conversant in various European and African languages. The three-levelled thatched complex and 2 Chalets can accommodate up to sixteen guests sharing. There are 8 bedrooms, two which are equipped with double beds, and all have en-suite bathrooms. The partly covered lapa can be referred to as the "heart" of the guest house with open fireplace, a kitchen and bar facilities.
Each of the 10 camping site has its own fireplace and braaigrid with an electric light and 15 amp plug point.
Optional activities are: Game drives, a 20km Self drive 4x4 Route, 3 walking trails, some leading to the ancient bushman engravings, observing game from a hide overlooking a waterhole, Horse riding.

Zelda Guest Farm
Situated 20km from the Trans-Kalahari boarder post to Botswana, Zelda is the perfect stop over on your way to Botswana or South Africa. A 5 000ha game park is home to a large variety of game. Zelda offers 16 individually furnished en-suite rooms, the “Baboona” bar, a restaurant and a small souvenir shop. For decades Naro bushmen families have lived on the farm. To learn more about their traditions, guests can visit the !Xhananga village in the evening or participate in the recently introduced exciting “Be Wild” Bushmen experience.

Zelda also offers lovely camping sites with various amenities.

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