Kalahari Farmhouse

Kalahari Farmhouse Namibia
Kalahari Namibia lodge
Perfect accommodation
Lodge guest rooms
Large rooms with twin beds
Dining room area
Boutique curio shop
Farmhouse cuisine and wine

Farmhouse And Activity Highlights

  • Swimming pool and bar area
  • Visit the self-sufficiency centre
  • Air-conditioned rooms
  • Family rooms with twin beds
  • Beer on tap
  • A small and intimate feel

General Farmhouse Information

  • Lodge type; Desert Farmhouse
  • Location; Strampriet, Namibia
  • Lodge size; 11 Rooms
  • Recommended stay; 2-3 Nights

Photo Gallery

Photo Gallery of the Farmhouse taken by us here at Uyaphi.com

A Classic Farmhouse Stay Awaits Those On A Self-Drive Safari In Namibia's Kalahari Desert

Kalahari Farmhouse is a small and intimate desert farmhouse that is perfect for those self-driving in this region of Namibia.

With only 11 rooms, the establishment is small and provides an enchanting garden atmosphere that is close to the town of Strampriet.

During their stay at Gondwana Kalahari Farmhouse, guests can enjoy relaxing by the swimming pool, indulging in delicious cuisine, and sipping on a cold Namibian beer at the bar.

The friendly staff make guests feel welcome and provide an enjoyable experience while staying at this oasis of green in the heart of the Namibian Kalahari Desert.

Rooms And Suites

Gondwana Kalahari Farmhouse offers guests elegantly furnished rooms and suites, all with beautiful views of the manicured grass and palm trees of the lodge.

The rooms are spacious and have comfortable bedding draped in mosquito nets, as well as en-suite bathrooms with toilets, hand basins and large showers.

All rooms and suites have air-conditioning for those hot summer days and fireplaces for those cold Kalahari winter nights.

Cuisine And Wine

Kalahari Farmhouse offers a variety of cuisine options to its guests, both buffet-style and a la carte. The farmhouse sources the majority of its ingredients from its self-sufficiency centre next door, which results in fresh, delicious food that guests can enjoy.

There is a wide variety of wine available at the farmhouse as well, ensuring that everyone can find a drink to their liking.

Whether you're looking for a light breakfast or a hearty dinner, the restaurant at the Farmhouse has you covered.

Farmhouse Facilities

The farmhouse has a number of facilities available for guests.

These include a swimming pool, bar area, dining area, curio shop, and reception desk. Guests can relax by the pool, enjoy a drink at the bar, or have a meal in the dining area.

There is also Wi-Fi and internet services at the farmhouse, as well as mobile connectivity.

The curio shop offers a variety of souvenirs for guests to purchase, and the reception desk can provide information and assistance to guests. A laundry service is available at a extra cost.

Safari Activities

Other than viewing the vegetable gardens, there are no on-site activities. A few kilometres away, on the other hand, is the Gondwana Kalahari Park, and from here, one has access to morning and sunset game drives, as well as excursions into the Kalahari.

The morning game drive takes guests through Gondwana Kalahari Park, where they can see an abundance of desert wildlife. The sunset game drive offers a different perspective of the park, and guests can also enjoy a sundowner.

Excursions into the Kalahari allow guests to explore this unique ecosystem and learn about the San people who live there.

Family Friendly

Gondwana Kalahari Farmhouse is the Kalahari destination for a family safari.

With three different family room options, there is plenty of space for everyone to spread out and relax. And if the kids need a little downtime, there are a few of child-friendly activities on site to keep them busy.

The farmhouse also offers child-friendly meal options.

In Conclusion

The Farmhouse is the perfect destination for a self-drive or family safari in the heart of Namibia's Kalahari Desert.

With elegantly furnished rooms and suites, delicious cuisine, and activities at the nearby Gondwana Kalahari Park, this small farmhouse provides an enchanting oasis for guests to enjoy.

Be sure to check out the photo gallery to see for yourself what awaits you at Kalahari Farmhouse!

Rates From

Rates from NAD$ 1 769.00 per person

Rates Information

Kalahari Farmhouse rates
Per person per night sharing
Rates are in Namibian Dollars (NAD)
*Rates may vary according to season

Rates Include
  • Accommodation
  • Breakfast
  • VAT
Rates Exclude
  • All other meals
  • All drinks
  • Activities
  • Transfers and flights
  • Gratuities
  • Travel Insurance
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