One of Namibia’s most extraordinary and unlikely landmarks — a 22-room pseudo-medieval castle rising from the southern Namib desert, 72km
One of the world’s most important fossil sites — and one of the least visited. On Farm Grasplatz near Keetmanshoop,
The Keetmanshoop Museum is housed in the historic Rhenish Mission Church, one of the most beautiful colonial buildings in southern
Lüderitz is one of the most extraordinary architectural time capsules in Africa. The diamond boom of 1908–1914 funded an entire
One of Africa’s most photographed places — a diamond-era German town being slowly swallowed by the Namib sand. In 1908,
Rosh Pinah is a company town built around its zinc and lead mine, one of the most important mineral deposits
A private open-air museum run by the local Farmers’ Association, located right next to the hotel. Displays an extraordinary collection
The Naukluft limestone and dolomite mountains formed 600–700 million years ago when southern Namibia lay under a warm shallow sea.
Smaller, more intimate alternative to Opuwo Country Lodge. Rooms and camping. Also offers guided Himba village trips and is well-located
Comprehensive museum covering the town’s natural history, diamond rush history, indigenous Nama and Topnaar people, local fishing industry and colonial
