Guest House Windhoek

... I thought I would go to Swakopmund, a German city on the coast, but I got mixed reviews about the place from several people that I had spoken to at the guest house. I decided, then, that I would get on the bus tomorrow evening and head for South ...

We are now safe and sound in Windhoek, staying at the ELCRN guest house. We have driven over 3000 miles kilometers so far! We arrived yesterday from the coastal city of Swakopmund (German for "mouth of the Swakop".) Today we drove down to Rehoboth and ...

Gobabis is a quiet little town in 'Cattle Country'.  We overnight at Eddie's Guest House.  Great BBQ with beers and mugs so cold, one came out frozen....well - one soldier down isn't too bad.  We venture out to Arhmen Caves.  120 ...

... the security gate to open. It was a stark reminder to have eyes in the back of your head at all times!!! My favourite guest house ended up being Haus Olga's. The garden is beautiful, and the price more reasonable, with breakfast included. Rivendell ...

... road. We found she was right as we dodged a kudu and two large antelopes in first fifteen minutes. Our night stay was at Rivendell Guest House. Next day we drove almost five hours along a dusty, grovel road to reach Kulala Lodge. On our way we saw the ...

... the airport. A quick stop off at the University of Namibia to collect a belt, driving through th vast dessert and then to the guest house. We then went into the centre to pick a few bits; where again we were introduced to some of Selma's cousins followed ...

... a treat. We ride through town and discover that it is hilly, modern, fairly big, and there is even a bike shop. We ride by a guest house, the fig tree, and have a peek inside: its an oasis, small swimming pool, beautiful rooms, secluded garden, we get a ...

... bags and we were on our way at last, we had lost about 4 hours in the muddy hole. Finally we arrived at Windhoek and got into our guest house for the night. After a nice dinner and a bottle of wine we are now settling down for a good night’s sleep. ...

... week expedition where I would be doing conservation work with big cats, specifically Leopards. When I arrived in Namibia I stayed in Windhoek for the night before being picked up by the Biospehere team in 3 Land Rover Defenders (what else?!). They took ...

... Backpackers) who put us up at his place in Cape Town before we set off on our 20-hour long bus ride from Cape Town to Windhoek. We had fun hanging out with you, both in the car park and at home!! We have come across much more hospitality in South Africa ...

... 6 and 2 of which I quickly became pals with, nevermind the language barrier).  We arrived in the capital of Namibia, Windhoek, after a 21hr bus ride from Cape Town (ugh), then were picked up and brought to Kuzikus (pronounced koo-gee-koos), ...

... Route. We decided we'd come straight here and work our way back to Cape Town. We got a room at the Abalone Guest House, on the beach, east of Plettenbergbaii near the town of Keurboomstrand. We came here because the little free tourist information ...

... be checking out today!) at 11:30. By this time it was just past 10:00, so after everything was booked, I walked back to my guest house at a brisk pace, stopping only to pick up some meat pies to eat for lunch at the airport. I was back at the guest ...

... ) at 5pm.  (He said: take the above statement about the lack of police in Swakopmund and multiply it by 2 for Windhoek - a warning at the guest house we stayed at stated that we shouldn't carry anything with us for fear of being viewed as a tourist - ...