Here we briefly introduce the different tourist accommodations that can be found in the Erongo Mountain Nature Sanctuary. As the EMNS is made up of numerous privately owned land units, the different tourism destinations are also privately managed. In this way, each destination has its own charm and character, and it is up to you, the visitor, to thus explore the Erongo in all its uniqueness and diversity.

Ai Aiba - The Rock Painting Lodge

The Ai Aiba Lodge is situated at the north-western foothills of the Erongo Mountains.
10 thatched twin chalets tastefully furnished in African style provide the perfect ambience to the surrounding granite boulders and kopjes. Every chalet has a private patio and en-suite bathroom; the view of some chalets reaching the Brandberg mountain. The panoramic view from the open restaurant and bar, where excellent food is served, is equally overwhelming.
The plentiful pre-historic rock paintings - giving the lodge its name - can be explored hiking on the marked trails or on one of the nature drives offered here.
Or you can relax at the swimming pool - always with the backdrop of the Erongo Mountains to the one and the endless view into the Damaraland to the other side.

Contact
web: www.aiaiba-namibia.com
e-mail: info[at]aiaiba-namibia.com
tel.: +264 61 239 199

Ameib Guesthouse & Camping

The Ameib Guesthouse lies at the south-western foot of the Erongo Mountains. The Guesthouse - one of the oldest in Namibia - is located at the spot where in 1864 a missionary station of the ‘Rheinische Mission’ was founded, and is especially known for the Phillips Cave and Bull’s Party.
Ameib offers accommodation in traditional “Farm-style” rooms, as well as in 3 Double-Bungalows. Furthermore, Ameib has a Campsite, offering perfect overnighting for the more adventurous traveller. Pre-booked meals are served in the big, open grass-thatched Lapa. The sundowner can be taken on the patio in front of the lapa, looking onto the massive “House berg”, which is lit in breath-taking colours in the days last sun rays.
For relaxation there are two swimming pools, in this arid region a true luxury.
From the house numerous walking trails can be explored, either to the rock paintings in the Phillips Cave or the granite formations at the Bull’s Party and Elephant’s Head. The grand nature of Ameib can also be explored on other hiking trails.

Contact
web: www.ameib.com
e-mail: ameib[at]erongosafaris.com

Erongo Farmhouse & Erongo Rocks Campsite - Omandumba East

Ever wondered what it feels like to experience a breeze on a hot summers night around a fire listening to the jackal‘s cry as the last colour drains from the endless landscape? Far away from towns and cities is a tranquil farm house at the foot of the Erongo mountains. Many a traveler has visited to escape the crowds, taking the road less travelled to experience the rustic living of a farm in Africa. The owner and staff at the Erongo Farmhouse invites you to a rustic farm experience. Here you will find a basic and simple getaway filled with rare luxuries such as coal stoves, silence and campfires. This self catering is perfect for a weekend getaway or small tour groups and self drives. Every booking is exclusive, we do not mix groups. Great for hiking and 4 x 4 drives and the San Living Museum is situated on the neighbouring farm. There are two twin rooms and one double room. Two of the rooms have en suite bathrooms and the third room has it's own bathroom, just not en suite. A fourth outside room is also available. The farm house has a fully kitted kitchen with a fridge, freezer and gas stove/oven. We have solar power that allows for phone and camera battery charging and we have WIFI.
NEW our “Erongo Rocks Campsite” for up to 20 persons.

Contact
web: www.erongofarmhouse.com
e-mail: bookings[at]erongofarmhouse.com
tel.: +264 81 147 1149 (cell) or +264 64 570 845

Erongo Lodge

The Erongo Lodge is situated in the northern cater-rim of the Erongo Mountains, surrounded by a breath-taking mountainscape. Since 1996, the Hinterholzer family welcomes guests here in 5 double bungalows with bathroom and veranda. From the lodge the close-by waterhole and the plentiful game visiting the waterhole can be observed. Or the area can be explored by guided scenic drives or from one of the hides a waterhole. An outing to the “singing rocks” and rock engravings and paintings should definitely not be missed!
The Erongo Lodge also offers day trips to popular attractions in the Erongo Region. Even relaxing at the lodge’s swimming pool and adjacent playground for the younger visitors would not be the worst of days.
One can thus spend a relaxing holiday in and around the Erongo Mountains.

Kontakt
web: www.erongo-lodge.de
e-mail: erongolodge[at]iway.na
tel.: +264 81 252 5583 (cell)

Omandumba Guest Farm & Omandumba Bush Camp

Farm Omandumba is one of the typical Namibian family run farms, situated in the north-west of the Erongo Mountains. Omandumba West used to be a live-stock farm for cattle and goats.
But since, the Rust family has successfully integrated the principles of the EMRST/EMNS at Omandumba and has transitioned to a popular tourism destination. The charm of a true Namibian farm has remained though; accommodation is in 8 new double farm-style rooms, meals are taken with the family table. Afterwards, stories and adventures are shared at the traditional camp fire.
Farm Omandumba also has a camping site with 5 individual sites, each with their own toilet and shower.
Many activities are also offered at Omandumba. Unique for Omandumba is a visit to the “Living Hunter’s Museum” of the Bushmen (San). The traditions and way of life of the bushmen is shown to the visitor here. A guided tour is also offered to the plentiful rock art and engravings. Or the characteristic “Sundowner”-tour with a cold drink at sunset and the backdrop of the Erongo Mountains. Omandumba is also worth a visit for game or bird viewing as many of the typical species of the Erongo occur here.

Kontakt
web: www.omandumba.de
e-mail: omandumba[at]iway.na
tel.: +264 64 571 086 or +264 81 245 3713 (cell)