9 DAYS WINGS OVER NAMIBIA

Nestled in the serene, upmarket suburb of Klein Windhoek, the hotel blends old-world charm—rooted in its vineyard heritage—with modern luxury.

Set on a hill with a vantage point overlooking the 30,000-hectare private reserve, it is within convenient access to productive waterholes where abundant wildlife gathers. (Opened: 1995; Rooms: 14)

A camp lodge—often referred to simply as a safari lodge—is a type of accommodation commonly found in rural or wild regions of southern and eastern Africa, frequently situated near national parks or game reserves. Guests typically stay in standalone structures—ranging from rustic tents to luxury bungalows—with en-suite bathrooms and private verandas, blending immersion in nature with modern comfort.These lodges often offer meals, guided game drives, walking safaris, and other wildlife-focused activities as part of the guest experience.

Perched within the expansive Kulala Wilderness Reserve—spanning tens of thousands of hectares—the lodge offers exclusive access to the Sossusvlei dunes through a private gate, enabling you to avoid the crowds at the Sesriem entrance.

A seamless sense of place resonates at Zannier Hotels Omaanda through traditional Owambo architecture and elevated views stretching across soul-stirring savannas to the distant Khomas Hochland plateau. Precious antiques, traditional fabrics and authentic ceramics continue the cultural context of the rush-thatched round huts, each with their own sunken bathtub and panoramic terrace.

&Beyond Sossusvlei Desert Lodge offers an unparalleled luxury safari experience in Namibia. Surrounded by towering red dunes and vast desert, the lodge features exquisite accommodations, blending seamlessly with the natural environment. Each suite is elegantly appointed with modern amenities and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding desert scenery. Guests can embark on guided nature walks, exhilarating quad bike excursions, or simply relax and stargaze in the lodge’s outdoor observatory.

Onduli Ridge is set on a private concession in the Doro !Nawas Conservancy, just 20 minutes from the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Twyfelfontein. Surrounded by dramatic semi-desert landscapes, granite inselbergs, and views of Namibia’s highest peak, the Brandberg, the lodge is ideally positioned for exploring nearby geological wonders like Burnt Mountain, the Organ Pipes, and Doros Crater. Named after the Doros Crater, this remote region is home to desert-adapted black rhinos, elephants, and an array of wildlife including cheetahs, leopards, lions, and both spotted and brown hyenas.

With breathtaking contemporary styling and a touch of Afro-Mediterranean flair, Anderssons at Ongava is where the wild gives rise to a bold new vision of ecotourism. The fully-inclusive lodge features 9 suites, a social area with dining rooms and bar, an infinity edge swimming pool, and a waterhole that offers opportunities for water level photography.