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14 places to stay across Namibia, from the Kalahari dunes and Sossusvlei to Etosha and the Zambezi floodplains.

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Eleven regions, one road

From the Kalahari dunes to the Zambezi floodplains, Ombara has a place to sleep at every stop. Pick a region and the map flies there.

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Choose how you sleep

From a plunge-pool pod for two to a campsite under the Milky Way. Six collections, one standard of Namibian hospitality.

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A villa with a plunge pool below red dunes at Dune Hollow
Hideaway in the Namib

Dune Hollow

Eight villas with their own plunge pools in a quiet valley of the Ombara Dune Reserve, 40 minutes from Sesriem. All-inclusive.

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Green grass and trees in Damaraland after the rains
Green season

Stay 3 nights, pay for 2

From January to March 2027 the rains turn the country green and the parks go quiet. Stay three nights at any Ombara lodge and the third night is on us.

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A suite at The Tidewater looking onto the Atlantic
New on the coast

The Lighthouse Suite

Two bedrooms and a window seat over the Atlantic: the 18th suite at The Tidewater, north of Swakopmund.

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Framed maps of Namibia above a chair

Sketch your road

Pick regions and nights, and the planner adds up kilometres and hours behind the wheel. Send it to us when it looks right.

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Things to do, priced

Sunrise dunes, rhino tracking, river safaris, desert night walks. Every price below is the lodge’s own, per person.

Tourism that nourishes Namibia

Every lodge runs on solar power, our own farm feeds our kitchens, and a share of every booking goes to the Ombara Foundation.

People & communities

620 jobs, a free hospitality academy and school meals.

Nature & conservation

2,900 km² in three private reserves, rhinos back in the Kalahari.

Foundation & partners

Craft cooperatives, water points and teacher workshops.

News from the field

Rhinos, harvests, graduations and the people behind the lodges.