Okavandu LodgeNamibia
Welcome to Okavandu, where Namibia's wide open spaces become home and every day holds a new adventure.
Our lodge is the heart of Okavandu. Beyond the lodge, our farm has plenty of room for adventure, with game drives, hunting, and other activities out in the open.
But there is more to Okavandu than that, because through the projects of our foundation, we support the people who live here.
Discover Okavandu

The lodge
Our lodge is small, personal, and finished to a high standard, with a heated pool and the Lapa at its heart for the hours you spend together. We redesigned everything so you feel at home from the very first minute. Discover our lodge.
See the lodge
Our activities
On a game drive through the open country, a farm tour behind the scenes, or a sundowner on our hill, every day with us becomes an experience. Browse all our activities here and book your adventure.
All activities
The farm
The farm is the bedrock of Okavandu. It feeds us, carries our everyday life, and lays the groundwork that makes the lodge, the adventures, and the work of our foundation possible in the first place. Find out what happens on our farm.
The farm
The foundation
Through our foundation, we support the people who live here. Several projects have already been completed and others are in planning, so that step by step a better home is taking shape for everyone who belongs to Okavandu. Part of the surplus from running the lodge and the farm goes straight into the foundation. Learn more.
The foundationWelcome to the Lapa
The Lapa is the place to get together: during the day over breakfast, lunch, or a coffee on the terrace, with the heated pool just a step away. In the evening you gather here, share stories from the day, and let our kitchen spoil you. You'll soon feel at home here.
If you haven't had enough yet, move on to the bar or the lounge terrace for a quiet talk under the stars or a sociable get-together well into the evening.


Explore Okavandu
Still have questions, or just curious? Here you'll find a closer look at Okavandu.



