Nice place to stay over on during your trip true Namibia. But please, hire a jeep and no normal car, YOU WILL GET STUCK WHEN IT RAINS!

Lüderitz Nest Hotel
The rooms are seafacing. Nice restaurant.

Don't stay in Solitaire, continue to Sesriem an stay in Sossusvlei Lodge... luxury lodge right at the entrance gate to the famous Sesriem Canon and Sossusvlei, renowned for the highest sand dunes in the world... Sossusvlei is very impressive!

Walvisbay in Namibia is definitely one of the world's most remote locations and getting there is anything but easy. BUT, if you ever get there, you will be well-rewarded. You can head out into the Namib desert (the world's oldest) or you can canoe on the lagoon which is literally covered in pink flamingoes. You will be left breathless by these magnificent birds. At different times during the day they will lift from the water like a huge, pink cloud...you will NEVER experience anything like it anywhere else in the world. You can obviously go fishing. Horseback or camel rides in the dunes are fun. Protea Hotel is the perfect place to stay: it is small (about 30 rooms), unpretentious and colorful. The food is wonderful.

Halali is the middle camp in Etosha Park in Northern Namibia. While not as spectacularly situated as Okaukuejo next to a water hole, we saw more elephants here than anywhere else in the park. There are some 1,500 elelphants there and we saw several herds numbering 40-50 between Okaukuejo and Halali. With luck (we were there during the early winter) you will have the place almost to yourself. There was only one other family there the night we stayed at Halali.

Stay at the Klein Aus Guest Farm about two miles from Aus. We opted for a rock cabin but you can upscale if you wish. The cooking at the farm is outstanding!! This is one of the most interesting parts of Namibia where the Aus Mountains meet the desert. Take a hike or if you not adventurously inclined, a drive through the desert to explor the Namib, the world's oldest desert and, some say, the cradle of humankind.

Punto de partida para visitar el parque de la costa de los esqueletos (donde la gente va a hacer fotografias de buques que se quedaron atrapados en la arena) y también muy cerca de Cape Cross (la mayor colonia de focas de âfrica).En cuanto a alojamiento os recomiendo los A-frames, unas casitas de madera donde pueden vivir hasta 5 personas ;muy económicas y dotadas de tele, lavabo..En cuanto a la ciudad,con un par de horas te haces la idea y ves edificios de tinte colonial alemán.numerosos restaurantes donde comer

Uno de las fortificaciones del P.N Etosha.Quedan restos de un antiguo fuerte alemán.Se puede tanto acamapr como dormir en Bungalows.Cuenta con supermercados, piscina y un waterhole artifical donde se pueden divisar animales a todas horas

Opuwo Country Hotel

Beautifull new hotel with a great view.

after a dusty safari through the bush you will enjoy the luxury stay at Heinitzburg. This is a very pretty castle removing into a hotel. Not very cheap but very comfortable and NICE