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NAMIBIA GAME LODGES /
GONDWANA KALAHARI PARK |
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The Kalahari Anib Lodge in Namibia is situated on the C20 tar road between Mariental and Stampriet, the C20 turns off towards east 10 km north of Mariental. Surrounded by magnificent red dunes of the Kalahari in eastern Namibia, the Kalahari Anib Lodge provides a lush green oasis. The lodge's restaurant and chalets are located around a shaded courtyard with a large swimming pool. The Kalahari Anib Lodge features 45 rooms and is therefore ideal for tour groups and individual travellers.
Situated approximately 30 km north-east of Mariental, the Kalahari Anib Lodge in Namibia is an ideal stopover on the way south. Guests staying at the Lodge have the opportunity to join a drive through the park at sunrise or around sunset, to observe vultures and marabou storks at the feeding place for carrion birds, or to explore the Kalahari by following one of the lodge's hiking trails.
Several rooms at the Lodge are equipped with a private veranda, these rooms are available for tour groups. For individual travellers, the lodge provides 19 rooms, which are set slightly apart from each other, with beautiful views of the open Kalahari savannah and with a separate swimming pool.
Activities in Gondwana Kalahari Park, Namibia
The various activities which are available to guests staying at the Kalahari Anib Lodge can be booked at the lodge direct and are subject to availability.
- Morning or Sundowner Drive: this is the perfect way of getting familiar with the Kalahari Desert. The morning and the sundowner drives on a dune, from where panoramic views across the Kalahari dunes can be enjoyed, provide for an unforgettable experience.
- Hiking Trails: guests have the chance to explore the Namibian Kalahari on foot and on their own initiative. A trail map for these hiking trails are available at the reception.
Gondwana Kalahari Park in Namibia, Southern Africa
Green acacias and yellow grass on the red sand dunes, which extend over hundreds of kilometres, characterize the Kalahari National Park in Namibia. The Gondwana Kalahari Park provides travellers with unforgettable impressions of the largest continuous stretch of sand on earth. This park is 100 kmē in size and is located 30 km north-east of Mariental. Animals such as springbok, gemsbok and ostrich as well as jackal, hare and porcupine inhabit the dunes and dune valleys. Travellers have the chance to take pictures of the Kori bustard which is the largest flying bird of all as well as the weaver birds' nests which take up entire trees.
The dunes of the Kalahari desert in Namibia are only 15 meters to 30 meters high, but are hundreds of kilometres long. The sand, remnant of mountain ranges which have long since disappeared, was deposited in southern Africa's interior over millions of years and forms the largest continuous stretch of sand on earth. Constant winds 'swept' the sand into long dunes running parallel to one another. This magnificent landscape of red dunes and yellow savannah is home to many animals, such as Oryx antelope, springbok, bat-eared fox and ostrich.
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