Otavi region

Otavi region in Namibia

The Otavi Region is located east of the Etosha National Park on the road connecting Namibias capital Windhoek and the densly populated north of Namibia and the Kavango-Caprivi Region. The three towns Otavi, Tsumeb and Grootfontein make up the so-called Otavi Triangle. In its centre lies the scenic Otavi mountain range.

Climate of the Otavi Region

The Otavi Region receives a relatively high annual rainfall with an average of 450mm – 600 mm and has a lot of natural springs. Due to the good rainfalls the region offers good opportunities for commercial farming with grain and maize, hence it is often referred to as the Maize Triangle.

Flora and Fauna of the Otavi Religion

The good rainfalls result in a rich biodiversity, especially regarding the flora. More than 500 different plant species are found here. On the typical game and hunting farms a high diversity of mammals is found as well as more than 200 different bird species.

Otavi Region

Highlights in the Otaviregion

Here we provide an overview of activities, highlights and sights of the Otavi region, a green oasis in Namibia. Travellers will see the world's largest meteorite and a lake, into which the Germans dumped many weapons and amunition from World War I.

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Accommodation in the Otaviregion

Dornhuegel Guestfarm Swimming pool © Dornhügel Guestfarm

Dornhügel Guestfarm

Guestfarm east of Grootfontein

Dornhügel Guestfarm, a typical guestfarm in the north of Namibia, offers 5 guestrooms, a swimming pool, a library, table tennis and star gazing facilities and much more. The guests are introduced into the daily farm life and can take part in several activtities like game drives and excursions to tourist destinations.

Guestfarm at the Uiseb mountains © Gabus Game Ranch

Gabus Game Ranch

Guestfarm at Otavi

Gabus Game Ranch is situated en route to the Etosha National Park. The ranch offers 15 rooms overlooking the waterhole which is frequented by wild animals. The traveller can take part in numerous activities or just be spoilt by the peaceful atmosphere of the Gabus guestfarm.

Palm trees, lush lawns and swimming pool © Ghaub Guestfarm

Ghaub Guestfarm

Guestfarm between Grootfontein and Tsumeb

Ghaub is a well-known guestfarm and Oasis in the rugged Otavi mountains. The guestfarm offers 12 rooms with bathroom, lounge and patio, coffee station and mini bar as well as 3 campsites each with with own shower/WC.

Lodge and gardens © Khorab Lodge

Khorab Lodge

Lodge & Camping south of Otavi

Khorab Lodge is situated just south of Otavi on the way to the northern part of Namibia. The lodge offers 10 spacious thatched bungalows surrounded by lush green gardens. All rooms are equipped with a ceiling fan and mosquito nets.

Luxury Chalet © Kupferquelle Resort

Kupferquelle Resort

Resort and Camping in Tsumeb

Kupferquelle is a resort and conference centre in Tsumeb. The Resort offers 15 luxury chalets, 15 double chalets, 10 standard chalets, 27 camp sites, a steakhouse restaurant and a olympic size swimming pool.

Ohange Safari Lodge

Lodge, self-catering and camping in the Otavi mountains

Ohange Safari Lodge is situated in the heart of the Otavi Mountains granting its visitors amazing view on the surrounding landscapes. "Ohange" is derived from the Herero language meaning "peace" and the lodge is in deed a peaceful retreat in a beautiful setting.

Roys Restcamp

Restcamp north of Grootfontein

Roy's Restcamp offers 5 standard bungalows, 2 family bungalows (all with en-suite facilities and private braai areas) and 12 camp sites with braai facilities and hot water at the ablution block and bush kitchen. There is a thatched dinning area, bar, swimming pool and curio shop.

Wildacker Guestfarm

Small, personal guest farm between Grootfontein and Rundu

With only 6 reed-covered, en-suite bungalows Wildacker Guestfarm is a small, owner-run guest farm. It is the typical home away from home and it is ideally situated for guests traveling to the Caprivi Strip or the Khaudom area.