Alte Kalköfen Lodge offers 10, double or single, bungalows, built on the edge of the Gurib river, overlooking large Camel Thorn trees growing in the river bed. Needless to say, the spectacular surround provide inspiring and exceptional sunrise and sunset views from the comfort of your room. All units are equipped with comfortable beds and en-suite bathrooms. Breakfast included for overnight guests.
The Accommodation at Alte Kalköfen overlooks the Gurib river bed and the endless desert beyond. Bungalows: 8 x Twin rooms with en-suite bathrooms and outdoor cold-water shower. 1 x Family room. Two twin rooms, interlinked. One room has an shower and
We are located 90 kms West of Keetmanshoop, in the heart of Southern Namibia. Alte Kalköfen Lodge is well positioned for visiting the under mentioned most popular South Namibian attractions and is a perfect stop-over for those travelling to Sossusvlei or Kgalagadi
For an authentically unique place to stay, look no further than Alte Kalköfen. The “Old Lime Kiln” Lodge is arguably one of Namibia’s best kept secrets! Situated between Namibian towns of Keetmanshoop & Lüderitz, the lodge is the perfect central base for planning trips to surrounding attractions like the famous Fish River Canyon. Rich flora also calls all intrepid botanists (and novice onlookers alike), to come and marvel at the natural beauty of this region. The lodge is well known for its fascinating collection of Lithops (Cole Lithoparium), also known as “Flowering Stones”. We proudly host the biggest registered collection of Lithops in Namibia.
“Everything was perfect. The location, the very clean and spacious rooms, the excellent food…” – Filip Rosselle, Belgium
“The food was delicious and we watched animals (springbok, gemsbok, etc.) taking their evening drink at the waterhole…” – Victoria R, United Kingdom
“This is just the little gem that makes travelling so much fun…” – Cape Town
German heritage and Namibian charm await you! Read more about the Alte Kalkofen story and our interesting history
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