Elegant, laid-back living located on the banks of the Omaruru River

Kashana is based in a historic building constructed in 1907 as a casino for local mine-workers. It is thought that the house probably gained its name from the surrounding bush savannah which resembled a wide open plain or 'Kashana' in the Owambo language. The years took their toll on the building and after painstaking restoration to its former glory it once again reflects its German colonial heritage and was re-opened in 2007. Today, the building is the centre-piece of a Lodge-style Guesthouse with a novel and attractive bar and a popular all-day à la carte restaurant, frequented not only by residents, but also by passing travellers and local townspeople, all enjoying the tranquil shade of the garden courtyard. The courtyard is skirted by a number of small shops and businesses, including florist, hairdresser, and the innovative Nawa-Nawa Art Centre, providing services for Guests and supporting the local community. Beyond the courtyard, fronting the river, newly built Guest accommodation is to be found. Work also continues discretely elsewhere to expand the scope and facilities of the complex - the most obvious addition being the recently completed swimming pool, terrace and lapa. Local and Regional (SADC) Special Rates “With Extra Discount” Post COVID-19 lockdown travel kicks on with respect to measures on prevention, that could perhaps define our next normal. Our Special rates for Namibians and SADC nationals come with Extra Discount as incentive for Travel in times of COVID-19 crisis. “We Await To Welcome You”

Stay Location

Facilities

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Sustainability Rating
Environmental Impact
3.5
Economic Impact
4.4
Socio-cultural Impact
4.2

Best time to go to Damaraland

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You’ll be relieved to hear that the dramatic and glorious Damaraland is a year-long destination! However, the best time to visit is in May through to September, due to animals frequenting waterholes, so you’ll be spoiled with especially rare sightings. If you want Damaraland all to yourself, avoid visiting in July to September when some places can get rather busy. From October to January things can get heated during the day, so come prepared with clothes to stay cool and enough water to hydrate you during your daily experiences!

Rooms

Luxury Bungalows

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Luxury air-conditioned thatched chalets offering either a king-size bed or two double beds, offering en-suite shower facilities, mini bar, tea/coffee station, television, internet connection & safe for valuable - all the comforts of home.

Luxury Family Bungalow

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Luxury air-conditioned thatched chalets elegantly decorated and furnished offering the comforts of home. An upstairs loft with 2 single beds and a double bed downstairs, ideal for family use.

Standard Rooms

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with separate lounge area, close to the pool sharing a verandah, these apartment styled units are in a more secluded area. Economical without sacrificing comfort and ideal for guests wishing to stay longer.

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