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Situated in the upmarket suburb of Klein Windhoek, 30 minutes from Hosea Kutako International Airport, Am Weinberg Boutique Hotel is a lovely option for an overnight in the Namibian capital.

The hotel forms part of the award-winning Am Weinberg Estate. The hotel’s elegant architecture wraps around a heritage building, creating an inviting courtyard to relax in. Guests can choose from four accommodation types. These range from fountain courtyard and upper level rooms with views of the mountain or city, to spacious luxury lofts with lounges and kitchenettes. The rooms complement the historic character of this hotel. Guests will enjoy the attentive and focused service from the hotel staff.

The hotel features three upmarket lounge spaces, including the Sky Lounge, boasting panoramic views of the surrounding valley. Guests have access to two upmarket restaurants and a delicatessen. The three dining options are located on the estate and offer a range of culinary styles to choose from. A 5-star spa add to the hotel’s upmarket stature; every touch point leaves a lasting impression of quality that embraces the natural beauty of the Estate.

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Pelican Point Lodge is situated on a unique stretch of land, the remote peninsula of Pelican Point at Walvis Bay. With the untouched beaches of the Atlantic Ocean on the one side and the Lagoon of Walvis Bay on the other, Pelican Point Lodge's aim is to provide you with an unique experience. Reflect and unwind in one of the most enchanting and unique settings in Namibia.

On a clear sunny day the dunes of the Namib Desert, the ships, vessels and boats on the Lagoon will give you a perfect backdrop to create special memories of this unique place and strengthen your appreciation for the natural world around us. From your own private deck, expect to enjoy the antics of hundreds of seals surfing the ocean waves, or just their basking in the sun, spot the dolphin’s, whales and mola-mola, hearing the distinctive call of the jackal roaming close by the lodge, observing their playful nature. Witness spectacular flocks of damara-terns, cormorants and flamingo’s flying or feeding in the more tranquil waters of the lagoon. Follow fishing vessels, passenger ships, oil-rigs, catamaran`s, and boat operators to and from the Walvis Bay harbor which all presents perfect photo opportunities on misty or bright sunny days.

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With vast, spectacularly beautiful landscapes, Hoanib Valley may just be the most incredible of them all. Deep in north-western Namibia, the area is a melee of towering mountains, sand dunes, and huge expanses of desert, scattered with unique wildlife and nomadic Himba settlements. It’s also one of Namibia’s most remote and wild environments, and one that not many will get the chance to discover in a lifetime.

Set in this remote vastness, Hoanib Valley Camp is a joint venture between the local communities and the Giraffe Conservation Foundation, the world’s only Africa-wide giraffe conservation organisation. The camp is an elegant, intimate affair that immerses you into the wilds of the desert. Days are spent tracking desert-adapted elephant, giraffe and endangered rhino, visiting local villages, and nature walks, before retiring to your private veranda to marvel at the magnitude of your surroundings. The Hoanib is one of the 12 ephemeral seasonal rivers in the west of Namibia, where it was the border between northern Damaraland and Kaokoland. It has been called the 'last true wilderness areas in Namibia'.

A classic tented camp whose peaked canvas roofs mirror the rugged desert mountains, this is your desert home away from home. Each of the six tents includes all your creature comforts and with their breezy design make for the perfect place to settle into after a day exploring the desert.

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