LOCATION – Canon Lodge is situated on the 520 square kilometre, privately owned Gondwana Canyon Park. It is only 20kms from the main viewpoint of Fish River Canyon and is built from natural materials, including local rock and thatch roofs. The lodge is an ideal starting point for visits to the Fish River Canyon. The Canon Lodge’s main area lies in the shelter of a granite hilltop, and the lodge itself has been built amongst enormous boulders, designed to blend in with the natural environment.

Spaced evenly amongst the tall weather-beaten granite boulders are 25 thatched, wooden bungalows. All units are equipped with comfortable beds, en-suite bathrooms, a fan and mosquito nets. The farmhouse has been decorated with various farm implements, evoking memories of the pioneering farming days. Guests can relax on the shaded terrace, or laze beside the swimming pool. Gaze at the Fish River Canyon’s incredible scenery whilst enjoying a sundowner on the top of the lodge’s own mountain. Activities include unguided morning hikes, Canyon and scenic drives, horse-riding and a guided sunset walk. Take in the superb scenery in this haunting, arid landscape.

LOCATION – Sossusvlei Lodge is situated on a private reserve adjacent to the Namib-Naukluft Park (sanctuary to the highest dunes in the oldest desert) and a few hundred yards from the entrance to Sossusvlei. You’ll be as close as you can get to the entrance of Sossusvlei and the great sand sea that surrounds it. That gives you an extra half an hour’s lie-in on any of the other lodges in the area because the gates open at sunrise.

In addition to the mandatory visit to the dunes, Sossusvlei Lodge offers many activities on its private reserve of 43,000 hectares and all of them have a strong eco-friendly ethos. There are 45 en-suite rooms each with their own verandah. There is also a swimming pool, bar and curio shop.

LOCATION – The Hansa Hotel is nestled in the very centre of the charming little town of Swakopmund. Wrapped in the shape of a timelessly classical building dating back from 1905, it is an integral part of Swakopmund’s architectural heritage.

The hotel boasts 5 family units, 2 suites, 2 executive suites and 39 double rooms. Each room is individually decorated and fitted with under tile heating, television, telephone, safe, coffee/tea facilities and en-suite bath and showers. The hotel also offers a laundry service, dry cleaning, internet, babysitting, and courtesy transport.

LOCATION – The Lodge is situated in the heart of the Twyfelfontein Uibasen Conservancy. Twyfelfontein Country Lodge is located approximately 100 km west of the small town of Khorixas and is accessible along the district road C39. Turn off at D2612 before joining route D 3254 which has indicators to the Twyfelfontein Country Lodge.

The Lodge boasts 56 en-suite double rooms, reception, lounge, curio shop, open dining room, bar and swimming pool. In construction utmost care was taken to reduce the visual impact on the environment and to blend into the mountainside with the use of thatch roofs, natural stone and paint colors toning in with the surrounding rock formations.