Activities in Namibia

Discover Namibia Actively

The activities are as diverse as the landscapes where the Ondili Lodges are located – and they reflect their unique character.

Early morning game drives and evening sundowner tours are just as much a part of the experience as hikes, desert horseback rides, or mountain biking on wide tracks. Full-day safaris to the surrounding national parks and multi-day tours with overnight stays in tented camps also provide intensive insights into the region.

Trans Kalahari Walk

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Etosha Safari

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Damaraland Triple

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Sundowner Drives

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Guided Walks

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Namib Horse Trails

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Namib Night

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Frog Cave Excursion

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Spitzkoppe

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Ameib Ranch

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Hikes

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Bush Dinner

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Wellness

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Jogging

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Balloon Safari

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Mountain Biking

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Discover Namibia

Ondili Lodges are located in various regions of Namibia—each with its own unique landscape and character. Between the desert, the coast, and the mountains, a diversity unfolds that reveals new facets the closer you look. Those who travel through these regions experience Namibia in ever-changing ways. Sometimes the wildlife takes center stage, like in Etosha National Park, and other times it's the impressive scenery, like the Namib with its towering dunes. Cities like Windhoek or Swakopmund also add their own touch, shaping the journey in very different ways.

Often, a personal favorite emerges all on its own—and just as often, it’s challenged by the next destination. Perhaps it’s this very diversity that makes it so hard to choose. The different facets that make up Namibia—Ondili loves them all.

Kalahari Region

Red, seemingly endless dune chains, interspersed with grassy valleys and light tree savanna.

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Namib Region

The highest dunes in the world in the oldest desert in the world – bordered by the Atlantic on one side and mountains up to 6,500 ft high on the other.

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Erongo Region

A landscape of bizarre granite formations, wild canyons, sandy riverbeds, and rich wildlife.

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Damaraland Region

Desert elephants, granite mountain landscapes, gallery forests along ephemeral riverbeds, and millennia-old rock engravings define the image of this region.

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Etosha Region

A wildlife paradise surrounding the massive white salt pan that turns into a lake during the rainy season. A flat, vast landscape with mopane forests on white soil.

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Swakopmund Region

A coastal town with colonial charm – a special transition unfolds here between the Atlantic and the Namib Sand Sea.

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Windhoek Region

Almost hidden among the hills, the center of Namibia pulses here – a vibrant capital where genuine urban dynamics and colonial traces overlap.

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