Lat: S 20.39444 / Lon: E15.4308
Accommodation Info
“Nestling in a timeless valley is the Vingerklip Lodge on the 3000 ha Farm ¨Bertram””. The unbelievable landscape was formed by an glacier more than 300 million years ago. Today we take pride in looking after the environment and conserving the natural beauty of the untouched nature . Either relax at either our sun-upper or sun-downer pool, spot the wildlife from Ingrids Blick or do one of our hikes. Alternatively you can explore the surrounding area by doing your own day-trips – just ask Reinhard for some tips. The 11 double unit thatched bungalows comprising 22 rooms with en suite bathrooms, air-conditioning and are individually furnished and equipped to satisfy all travelers requirements.Each unit has a private terrace to complete the atmosphere of relaxation and tranquility. Eight of the units offer loft accommodation for two children each.
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Sundowner Drive -enjoy a Sundowner drive on the Vingerklip property
Guided & Unguided walking trails-learn more about the geological wonders of the Damaraland
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