- Accommodation: Thatched complex, chalets, luxury and eco campsites
- Highlights: Kalahari Desert, hiking trails, 4x4 drives
- Activities: Game drives, walking trails, stargazing
- Getting There: Self-Drive / Fly-In
Your Kalahari Bush Breaks Experience
Situated 85 km east of Gobabis on the Trans Kalahari Highway, Kalahari Bush Breaks is one of eastern Namibia's most genuine and welcoming farm lodges. This is a place where cattle farming, wildlife conservation, and warm Namibian hospitality come together on a sweeping 25,000-hectare private farm.
This is authentic Namibia at its most unhurried. The Barnard family have deep roots in this remarkable landscape, and that sense of personal investment in the land shows in everything from the thoughtfully built thatched guest house crafted from natural materials with a distinct African warmth, to the hearty farm-style meals of grass-fed beef and free-range venison that await you each evening. The lapa, with its open fireplace and bar, is very much the heart of the lodge, and the kind of place where evenings tend to stretch pleasantly long.
Namibia Kalahari accommodation ranges from en-suite rooms in the 3-levelled thatched complex and private chalets, to luxury and eco campsites nestled amongst indigenous camelthorn trees overlooking a waterhole. However you choose to stay, the surrounding Kalahari bush delivers.
More than 30 species of wildlife roam the property, including oryx, springbok, zebra, and ostrich, while a self-drive 4x4 trail, guided walking trails, birding, horse riding, and stargazing under an enormous Kalahari sky keep you happily occupied during the day.
Whether you are breaking a long journey between Windhoek and Botswana, or seeking a few unhurried days of genuine bush living, Kalahari Bush Breaks offers a deeply satisfying taste of rural Namibia that is difficult to leave behind.
