Lat: -21.035513° S, Lon: 17.49889° E
Accommodation Info
Ouhave Country Home is situated in the north-east of Namibia about 100 km away from the Waterberg Plateau. The guest farm is run by the owners, who also breed with the indigenous Nguni cattle on their farm and who are happy to give guests insight into typical Namibian farm life. For Guests valuing relaxation and solitude, excellent home-cooked meals and personal service Ouhave is the perfect destination.
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Activities
Nature Drive: enjoy a nature drive on the property.
Nguni Farm Tour: learn more about the cattle & farm business.
Night Drive: enjoy a night drive and see nocturnal animals.
Sundowner/Picnic: enjoy a sundowner picnic in the bush.
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