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05/06/2026

Nestled between dramatic desert landscapes and remote wilderness, Fort Sesfontein Lodge is the perfect base for exploring one of Namibia’s most captivating regions. From tracking the famous desert-adapted elephants to discovering hidden valleys, ancient riverbeds, and breathtaking scenery, every day offers a new adventure.

After a day of exploration, return to the comfort of the fort, enjoy a delicious meal, and watch the African sunset paint the sky in unforgettable colours.

Discover the wild beauty of north-western Namibia from Fort Sesfontein Lodge.

02/06/2026

Originally built in 1896 as a military outpost and trading station, Fort Sesfontein stands as one of Namibia’s most fascinating historical landmarks. Today, this beautifully restored fort offers guests the rare opportunity to experience authentic Namibian heritage while enjoying modern comfort in a truly unique setting.

Wander through the historic stone walls, discover stories from a bygone era, and soak up the atmosphere of a place where history and hospitality meet.

Fort Sesfontein Lodge – where every stay tells a story.

30/05/2026

14/05/2026

With a calendar full of public holidays, travel, meetings, and everything in between this month, it is sometimes a good idea to just take a step back, and breathe in the endless Namibian night skies!

Photo courtesy of Lodge Namibia

07/05/2026

Elevated in every sense 💫

Huab Lodge’s two-storey honeymoon suite offers a truly special escape in the heart of Damaraland.

Thoughtfully designed for privacy and space, the suite invites you to slow down and soak in the surroundings — from the comfort of your room to the views from above. Whether it’s quiet mornings with coffee, afternoons at your own pace, or evenings under vast Namibian skies, every moment feels a little more exclusive.

Perfect for couples seeking something intimate, peaceful, and a little out of the ordinary.
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04/05/2026

The Ephemeral River Drive at Huab Lodge is not just an activity — it’s a full-day journey into one of Namibia’s most untouched landscapes.

Starting at sunrise, the experience winds through ancient terrain past the Petrified Forest, before reaching the Huab River system — a lifeline in this arid region. With fences largely removed, desert-adapted elephants roam freely here, and the day is spent tracking and observing these incredible animals in their natural habitat.

With breakfast under sandstone mountains, snacks along quiet tributaries, and a relaxed lunch in the shade, the journey is as much about the moments in between as it is about the wildlife.

An authentic, unhurried exploration of Damaraland at its best.
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30/04/2026

The perfect stopover that feels like a destination 🌿

Conveniently located between Windhoek and Etosha, Frans Indongo Lodge is more than just a place to break the journey — it’s a place to pause, breathe, and experience Namibia.

Set on a private game farm, guests can enjoy peaceful surroundings, beautiful gardens, and the chance to spot wildlife right on the property — all without needing to venture far.

It’s the kind of stopover that turns travel days into highlights.
Frans Indongo Lodge

27/04/2026

More than just a stopover…

Frans Indongo Lodge offers a variety of experiences that showcase the beauty and diversity of Namibia’s central region. Set on a private game farm, guests can enjoy guided game drives through the savannah, spotting everything from zebra and kudu to rarer species like sable, eland, and even rhino.

For those who prefer to explore on foot, scenic walking trails wind through the bushveld, leading to panoramic viewpoints over the surrounding plains and towards the Waterberg Plateau.

The lodge is also perfectly positioned for day trips and excursions — including visits to the renowned Cheetah Conservation Fund, cultural experiences in Otjiwarongo, and nearby natural highlights like Waterberg Plateau Park.

Whether you’re looking for adventure or a relaxed nature experience, Frans Indongo offers the best of both.

23/04/2026

At Serondela Lodge, every stay contributes to something bigger. As part of the Wild Waters Group, the lodge operates in close partnership with local conservancies, ensuring that tourism directly benefits over 2,000 community members through employment, revenue sharing, and long-term development initiatives.

From supporting early childhood education to funding innovative conservation projects like predator-proof kraals that reduce human-wildlife conflict, Serondela is deeply invested in both people and planet.

Powered by solar energy and built with sustainability at its core, the lodge reflects a commitment to protecting the environment while uplifting the communities that call it home.

Travel with purpose. Stay with impact.

20/04/2026

Serondela Lodge offers the perfect balance — close enough for easy access, yet far enough to escape the crowds. Positioned away from the busy Kasane hub, the lodge enjoys a quieter stretch of the Chobe River, where wildlife encounters feel more intimate, more authentic, and often more rewarding.

Fewer boats, less noise, and uninterrupted natural space — whether it’s elephants crossing at sunset or predators moving along the riverbanks.

For travellers seeking a more exclusive Chobe experience, Serondela delivers the difference that distance makes.