Zelda Game and Guest Farm

Wildacker is located on a private and very extensive wildlife and nature reserve in northeastern Namibia. This is perfect as a base or stopover for tours to the animal paradise of the tropical Caprivi up to the Victoria Falls.

Only 1.5 hrs drive from Windhoek lies Guest Farm Kiripotib where you’ll find comfortable African flair in the endless beauty of the Kalahari! It is the ideal start or finishing destination for your Namibia safari. Beautifully decorated rooms and chalets, a refreshing pool surrounded by trees and decks and a cosy Lapa with restaurant, bar and lounge invite you to unforgettable days!

Our hospitality focuses on personalised service, a delectable cuisine and wonderful experiences in Nature.

Hiking and riding in the NAUkLuFT, the realm of quiver trees and mountain zebras, and a cosy stay with a personal touch amid the ambience of a working farm – this is what you can experience at BüllsPort Lodge & Farm. The mountains of the Naukluft with their gorges and springs form a charming contrast to the dune sea of the Namib. You have the choice between our lodge at the foot of the Naukluft Mountains and two campsites located 3 km further in separate mountain valleys within our nature reserve.

Ghaub combines ambience of pioneer days with modern comfort. Buildings, palm trees and farm walls recall the mission station founded by the Rhenish Missionary Society in 1895Ghaub is a partner of ONE Namibia, alongside Waterberg Wilderness and Ondekaremba. The company combines tourism with nature conservation: keeping game, preserving its habitat, offering tourists an experience of nature, financing conservation through the hospitality business, and creating jobs.
ONE Namibia offers everyone the opportunity to actively help: by purchasing shares. Thus, everyone can preserve his or her piece of Africa.

Otjitotongwe Cheetah Guestfarm is a personal guestfarm that focuses on interaction with tame and wild cheetahs.

This is real farm style hospitality on the doorstep of the world famous Etosha National Park. Sachsenheim is situated 25 km from the Eastern gate (Namutoni). Accommodation is offered in comfortable units.

Corona Guest Farm is a self-sustaining Guest Farm covering an area of about 23000 hectares in central Namibia. An area of unrivalled bio-diversity where Gamsberg mountains and Central Highland ecosystems overlap. It’s also a well-known game viewing. The farm is home to a large number of free-roaming Zebra, Kudu, Oryx and Steenbok apart from all other small game.
Corona is situated roughly half-way between Windhoek and Walvis Bay on the C26 gravel road. Take an unhurried journey across the Khomas Hochland and down the escarpment for a slower but almost traffic free alternative from the busy tarred B2 road. Time permitting, many prefer this route through rolling hills and valleys, to enjoy the far-reaching open spaces of the Namib Desert before the delights of the coast.

Hamakari Guestfarm at the Waterberg is a typical Namibian hunting and guest farm. Hamakari is a family owned business run by the well-known Diekmann family. The guest farm offers 8 guest rooms with en-suite bathrooms and 4 camp sites. Visitors have the chance to do game drives and get to know the farm business.

Bambatsi is one of the first and oldest guest farms in Namibia. It is situated 400 km north of Windhoek and lies 2 hours away from the Etosha National Park. You will be welcomed with our traditional “southwest” friendliness and way of life. Our guest farm with its endless horizons, lies about 1234m high on a giant ridge, the natural geologic divide, between the central highland and the Namib desert. Our farm house is built on plateau, that has an awe-inspiring view over the mopane landscape.

Ranch Koiimasis is situated in the heart of the Tiras Mountains. Allow your soul be revived in this magnificent surrounding and enjoy a special feeling of endless freedom amongst shining red granite boulders. Listen to the secret ancestorial voices, which the echoing wind carries through the ancient valleys. The name Koiimasis is derived from the former living San (bushmen) and means: “Place, where people meet.”