Goibib Mountain Lodge  Verified Listing

Property Facilities:
Complimentary on-site car-parking is available for all guests.
The Lodge facilities include a swimming pool, bar and the Lodge library which includes reference books on African birds and wildlife, and many fiction titles for guests to enjoy at their leisure.

Self-Drive Expeditions
Delicious fresh picnic baskets, with all kinds of goodies, may be ordered by guests to enjoy on their drive in or around the Lodge or further afield.

Dining at Goibib
Buffet-style meals may be enjoyed in the dining room or on the terrace in the fresh Namibian air. Breakfast consists of a cold buffet with cereals and a traditional cooked breakfast. For dinner we prepare a Namibian-inspired feast which includes either game, venison, poultry or fish served with vegetables or salad. On warm evenings, guests may opt instead to enjoy a braai (bbq) in the boma.

Goibib Mountain Lodge gladly caters for vegetarian or alternative dietary requirements on request.
Home grown Organic Lamb and game meat provide tasty and satisfying meals,
Our Namibian-inspired meals are renowned for satisfying hungry bellies. Enjoy!

Area Information:
The Great Karas Mountain is a small yet spectacular range between the Kalahari and Namib deserts. Up to 2200meters above sea level this unique area is famous for magnificent sunsets, amazing bird nests. Ancient Camel thorn trees dotting the parks between the hills. Game is everywhere in a region relatively pristine given that it is a commercial farming area in a very arid environment. Here you can meet resilient people living and thriving in what seems an impossible location.

In Room Facilities:
The accommodation at Goibib Mountain Lodge comprises eight spacious en-suite rooms, each furnished to the highest standards and fitted with the comforts of home, to enable Guests to relax and recuperate.
Each room has en-suite bathroom, air-conditioning, television with local and satellite channels, mini-bar, built-in safe for valuables, coffee/tea station and wireless internet connection. Rooms are serviced daily. Optional services include a laundry service, shoe-polishing and baby-sitting.

We have recently completed our campsite and are more than happy to set up your camp (tent, stretcher & bedding) for your comfort. Caravans are more than welcome and our proximity to the road makes us an ideal location.

Attractions:
The wide range of activities available at the Lodge includes deluxe nature drives using our comfortable, covered 4x4 vehicles, in the company of our experienced and knowledgeable driver/guides.

Sunrise Nature Drive: Witness a spectacular Namibian sunrise and the landscape coming to life again - A 1-2 hour game-viewing adventure followed by a scrumptious breakfast in the great outdoors.

Sundowner Nature Drive: This 2-3 hour drive allows for unhurried wildlife watching and concludes with the magnificent Namibian sunset. As night falls, we may catch a glimpse of emerging nocturnal animal life on the way back to the Lodge for dinner.

Guests may take a self-guided hike to explore the scenic beauty of the Lodge at their own pace to seek out local flora and fauna. The more energetic may like to take out a mountain-bike to explore at a slightly faster pace.

Birding enthusiasts will be enthralled by the huge variety of bird species in the area.

We have a useful selection of bird identification books in our library. The clear, clean skies make stargazing a very attractive proposition, using one of our telescopes.

Within a 2 hour drive there are several significant places of interest, including Fish River Canyon, Africa's largest canyon by far, and the Giants' Playground which is a remarkable landscape resembling huge toy bricks stacked on one another. Quiver Tree Forest is best seen in June and July for its yellow flowers.

Brukaros Volcanic Crater is spectacular despite being extinct. Ai-Ais Hot Springs are what they say but are closed November to February due to extreme temperatures.