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Hello there, My trip is not long to go!!! I am leaving on the 21 Sept until 7 Oct and I was told to book accomodation as soon as possible or I wont find anything if I wait to get there. Itinerary is below : 3 nights Etosha We do have a relatively low budget but it also be once in a life time experience so if there are place that you think are a must because of their beauty please let us know and we can see if we can stretch our budget ! Thanks and have a great day | ||
if it were for myself, i would do: in damarland, i would probably go for a nice lodge, like camp kipwe, or mowani moutain camp. not cheap, but not extremly expensive as well. for sossusvlei, it depends how you are travelling around namibia. if you are self catering with a 4x4, i would stay at sesriem (early gate time) or sossus oasis (nice units). if you prefer a lodge, a great and "cheapish" place is sossusvlei lodge. | 1 | |
There's little point us recommending great places if they are full. Or if they are beyond your budget. It would be more efficient to ask a local agent who knows the lodgings that are available. Good and cheap places tend to go first in any market, so you will probably need good current knowledge to find places. I agree about the Etosha rest camps. If you stay there, then Waterberg is probably superfluous. I would use the night saved to stay in Swakopmund to break up the journey to Sossussvlie. | 2 | |
i would skip waterberg - that was probably the only place in namibia that did not impress us. in damaraland, aabadi mountain camp has a lovely location, although the dutch owners were not very friendly. | 3 | |
Hi Ilaria | 4 | |