Khoi people called it 'Aukoerebis'.... the place of the Great Noise, referring to the mighty Orange ...

Swakopmund is Namibia`s top holiday resort with excellent restaurants, pubs and discos, a few night ...

Windhoek, the capital of Namibia, is located in a basin between the Khomas Highland, Auas and Eros M...

Katima Mulilo, a fast developing centre, is the administrative centre of the Caprivi region as well ...

Livingstone town, named after missionary and explorer David Livingstone, is located about 10km from ...

Mountain bikes are allowed inside the park provided cyclists remain on the official roads. Bikes can be rented at the park but daily availability may vary and it is advisable to bring your own mountainbikes.

The Wilderness Road is 94km long and will take approximately 6 hours to complete in a 4x4 vehicle. There is a scenic picnic spot halfway along the road with ablution and braai facilities.

This 5km self-guided hiking trail leads you on a circular route starting at the Rest Camp, following along the gorge to Arrow Point, then heading out into the veld by the Potholes and Moonrock before heading back to the Rest Camp. Information brochures which include a map and information about various points along the trail are available at reception. Arrow Point (one hour) Potholes (one hour) Moon Rock (one hour)

The Waterfront operates two cruise vessels from the property - the "MV Makumbi" and the "Jambesi". B...

A natural phenomenon and one of the seven natural Wonders of the World, the Victoria Falls is an imm...

White Water Rafting on the Zambezi River in Victoria Falls has been classified by the British Canoe ...

The Caprivi Strip is a perfect destination for those who are keen on game viewing, bird watching, ph...

The Namib Desert is reputed to house some of the largest sand dunes on this planet. There is no bett...

As Ai-Ais is situated at the southern end of the Fish River Canyon; it is the ideal place from which...