Fort Sesfontein Lodge & Safaris
Lodge "Fort Sesfontein Lodge and Safaris, Kaokoveld."
...in this historic German Fort, built in 1896 and renovated as a lodge with 30 beds in comfortable rooms. Situated in Sesfontein, in the Kaokoveld, one of the last known wildernesses to man, and a place where time has stood still over centuries. Excursions in the desert, elephant viewing in the Hua
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...in this historic German Fort, built in 1896 and renovated as a lodge with 30 beds in comfortable rooms. Situated in Sesfontein, in the Kaokoveld, one of the last known wildernesses to man, and a place where time has stood still over centuries. Excursions in the desert, elephant viewing in the Huanib, Himba village visits and rock engraving visits can be booked.
The arrival from Kamanjab or Khorixias through Damaraland is already an adventure and you will receive a first impression of a natural Africa prior to farming. You will enjoy the free view, the wideness and discover widespread colonies of the Damara and Hereros as well as African wild animals in the wilderness.
The Lodge is situated inside Fort Sesfontein which has been reestablished authentically even to details from the ruines of a historical Fort built in 1896. It is a monument providing safety and coziness but naturally full fill the demand for modern facilities according to today’s standards. Descendants of the natives of the Damaras, Hereros and Himbas are your hosts. They create a friendly and amiable atmosphere and allow a view into their culture by performing songs of their tribes. Nature, the protection of fauna and flora, but also progress in health and eduction of the local residents is what we as well as our guests stand for.
With your presence you contribute to the preservation and development of this region.
Free WLAN access, depending on availability
The Safari program with guided day trips into Kaokoveld gives you access to one of the most untouched areas in Africa, and this in Namibia
Unique nature and landscapes
The African fauna with desert elephants in the Hoanib
The tribe of the Himbas in Kaokoveld
Rock carvings, ageing approx. 1000 years (near Sosus) , as an evidence of African history Hide
The arrival from Kamanjab or Khorixias through Damaraland is already an adventure and you will receive a first impression of a natural Africa prior to farming. You will enjoy the free view, the wideness and discover widespread colonies of the Damara and Hereros as well as African wild animals in the wilderness.
The Lodge is situated inside Fort Sesfontein which has been reestablished authentically even to details from the ruines of a historical Fort built in 1896. It is a monument providing safety and coziness but naturally full fill the demand for modern facilities according to today’s standards. Descendants of the natives of the Damaras, Hereros and Himbas are your hosts. They create a friendly and amiable atmosphere and allow a view into their culture by performing songs of their tribes. Nature, the protection of fauna and flora, but also progress in health and eduction of the local residents is what we as well as our guests stand for.
With your presence you contribute to the preservation and development of this region.
Free WLAN access, depending on availability
The Safari program with guided day trips into Kaokoveld gives you access to one of the most untouched areas in Africa, and this in Namibia
Unique nature and landscapes
The African fauna with desert elephants in the Hoanib
The tribe of the Himbas in Kaokoveld
Rock carvings, ageing approx. 1000 years (near Sosus) , as an evidence of African history Hide
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