Erongo Wild | Erongo Wild

Explore the area on foot

Prepare yourself for an awe-inspiring sunset as can only be seen in this country, where the red dust swept into the air by our strong winds makes for the vivid colours

Should you favour sunsets, take a short drive with one of our guides before disembarking and being served a cold drink.

Climb into the 4x4 vehicle with one of our experienced guides and climb the mountain before embarking on foot .

This short walk will leave before dawn, taking you through the bush so you can watch the sun rise over the Erongo Mountains.

To view more of the ruins of the volcano that forms the Erongo Mountain range, join us on this drive and keep an eye out to see how many of the 260 species of birds you can spot.

This immersive experience allows you into the heart of the local Bushmen tribe, the Ju/’Hoansi San.

This is a short trail which you are encouraged to enjoy without a guide.

If you want the experience of eating delicious food out in the tranquillity of the bushveld, do ask us for details on this experience.

Discovered roughly 100 years ago, Paula’s Cave was named after the archaeologist that discovered the site.

The Pangolin, or scaly anteater, makes Namibia its home but due to increased poaching recently this animal is now endangered.

A guide will drive you in one of our vehicles to the artsy small town of Omaruru where we will take in some history, with the first stop being the Franke Tower.

Explore the area with one of our guides

Named for the small carnivorous lizards found across the country, this trail is formed by ascending on the same path as the Eagle Rock Trail, however you will descend via a different path.

This walk leads up into the rocky granite outcrops and over the whalebacks offering incredible views of the surrounding landscapes and lodge below.

The playground of the baboons and dassies, this guided walk takes you up the ancient ruins of the volcano.