Lodges in Windhoek

... sind moderat (ca. 25 Grad). Die Jahreszeit ist somit optimal, wenn man auch mal wandern will. Wir haben eine 25tägige Rundreise mit einem Mietwagen unternommen. Auch die Lodges und Hotels hatten wir alle selbst von Deutschland aus organisiert.

We arrived at Windhoek, the capital city of Namibia, on time, at 7am. We didn't have any plan, hadn't booked anywhere after here but we knew that we wanted to go on desert tour at some point so we started heading to a backpacker who also organises a tour. ...

... underneath. In fact the whole place had a really retro feel to it and needed updating. Quite bizarre. Spending Tom's birthday at Windhoek Country Club & Casino Hotel. We relaxed by the pool, had seafood for dinner and played black jack in the casino! ...

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... coaches and once the few young backpackers have finished taking photos, they will be all heading for the capital Windhoek.   Forty minutes driving through a treeless, dry and parched hilly landscape where the occassional little wooden farmhouse ...

... 207km Mando day, and relearning the technique of riding on hills that had reappeared on the edge of Namibia, we pulled into Windhoek. The first thing that struck me about this city, apart from the perfectly positioned German bar at the edge of town into ...

... went to the hotel with our wonderful guide, Elvis. Yes, Elvis was named after the King! Our reunion was at the famous Windhoek restaurant- Joe's Beerhouse. Joel entertained us with all his wonderful stories of Tanzania . . . he had an amazing time! For ...

... for my travel buddies to get there from Cape Town. I was staying at "The Cardboard Box", one of the oldest Backpacker Lodges in Win. Windhoek is nice but it gets a bit boring after 2-3 days. Anyway, I met some interesting people. A guy called Collin, ...

... of habit. We had a nice breakfast on the deck, chatted with the assistant manager, then got on our way. The drive to Windhoek was really long, the longest distance yet. There wasn't much to see either, which made it difficult to stay awake at ...

... and most of sat around getting to know each other. Four of the girls were Dutch student nurses on an exchange program in Windhoek and the two German girls were likewise working in Windhoek (as a teacher and a special-needs counciller). The Americans had ...

... occasional river on horseback. Last night was sociable with a few different groups at Joe's Beerhouse (something of an institution in Windhoek). Joe's is an obligatory stop for all visitors here. It has a cave like ambiance filled with an abundance of ...

... road blocks (manned by scary guys with really dark sunglasses) every time we entered or exited the city.  Regardless, Windhoek had a nice “vibe”, some interesting meteorites, and a pleasant game park that you could actually walk ...

... , sprung a right onto Louis Pasteur Road, and then zoomed down the .... er..... good and great Robert Mugabe Avenue. From Windhoek it was a short 4 hour drive, chasing the sunset, to Swakopmund on the west coast. The town is most famous for being ...