Fish River Canyon Lodges

Fish River Canyon Lodges

Magnificent and breathtaking in its immensity, The Fish River Canyon is the world's second-largest canyon. The landscape is formed by the river flowing through an arid environment over millions of years, the landscape is desolate, dusty, and rock-strewn with deep chasms.

From the observation point of Seeheim, you will appreciate over sundowners why this is a destination not to be missed.

The Fish River Canyon is one of the most beautiful and majestic places on Earth!

Look no further than the Fish River Canyon if you're looking for an adventure. This is a place where you can hike through the rocky landscape and take in the stunning views.

Imagine yourself sitting on the edge of the canyon, watching as the sun sets over this natural wonder. It's an experience you will never forget.

Book your trip to Fish River Canyon today and combine the destination with the rest of our Namibia lodges portfolio!

Lodges Near The Fish River Canyon

  • Canyon Lodge

    Rates from NAD$ 2 256.00 pp

    Canyon Lodge with 30 thatched and stone bungalows are situated only 12km's from the main gate of the Fish River Canyon, the lodge is situated on the 520 square kilometres, privately owned Gondwana Canyon Park.

  • Canyon Village

    Rates from NAD$ 1 661.00 pp

    The Canyon Village sits picturesquely at the foot of a sweeping rock face in Gondwana Canon Park, the lodge consists of 42 comfortable chalets in the Cape-Dutch style, and a thatched restaurant 20 km's from the Canyon.

  • Canyon Roadhouse

    Rates from NAD$ 1 661.00 pp

    Canyon Roadhouse with 22 rooms is the perfect base from which to explore this region of Namibia being just 16 kilometres away from the main entrance to the Fish River Canyon and the stunning viewpoints that await.
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