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AUBERGE OMULONGA

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458 Dr Vedder Street, Okahandja, Namibia

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2024

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• 2024

Christine and Jean-Paul, two French who have the taste of adventure, have elected to Okahandja, a few metres from the handicraft market. At the entrance of their Bed & Breakfast, it is a wooden warthog that welcomes you; in the living room an elephant sculpture draws his trompe towards the ceiling. Crossing the Omulonga hostel is a good initiation for visitors interested in African wood sculptures. If you wish, Christine and Jean-Paul will give you the best pipes to get them. Do not hesitate to take a step at home if you are going to Okahandja, you will receive a warm welcome. You can then sample Christine's specialities and listen to the advice of Jean Paul, an independent guide.

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Nico F.

Visited in november 2022

For a quick get away

Sarah E.

Visited in october 2022

Stayed one night at the campsite. Service level was really poor, the campsite is cut off at the other side of the reservoir, roads poorly maintained and littered. Lots of used tyres in the water which were visible from the campsite. One of the more expensive camps we stayed in in Namibia but it really wasn't worth the price. Small pitches, toilets and showers not that clean nor in good condition. The worst of all was the permanent camper (possibly a staff member) who seems to live in a caravan at the top corner of the campsite. He had a generator running from around 9 until into the night . Such an awful noise when you're trying to relax, sleep and otherwise enjoy the sounds of nature. Definitely do not recommend