Pool and playground
We have a playground and a pool that you can make use of while staying with us.
Our farm shop: fresh & local
While we are a self-catering destination, you don’t have to worry about the basics. Our on-site shop is stocked with essentials and a rotating selection of treasures from our own soil.
The farm pantry
We stock a variety of staples, including rice, pasta, and tinned vegetables. For a true taste of the Naukluft, we also offer fresh seasonal produce harvested straight from our garden.
Depending on the time of year, you might find:
- Vegetables: Butternut, spinach, carrots, zucchini, broccoli, and more.
- Fruits: Figs, guavas, and a vibrant variety of citrus—including oranges, mandarins, and kumquats.
- Homemade delights: Don’t leave without trying our farm-made jams and marmalades (our kumquat marmalade is a guest favorite!) or a bottle of our refreshing homemade lemonade.
Pro tip: To ensure we have your favorites ready, please let us know in advance if you have specific requests. We recommend bringing your own meat and alcohol to complete your meals.
Handmade Namibian jewelry
Looking for a unique keepsake? Our shop proudly features "With Love, Knot-Me," a collection of beautiful, handcrafted Namibian jewelry. These intricate necklaces and bracelets are inspired by the local landscape and make for a perfect gift or a memory of your stay.
Excursions
We offer various excursions, of which some a full-day trips. You can hike the Blässkopf (roughly 5 hours), view interesting geological sites in the area (roughly 4 hours), or scale the Kudu Plateau (day trip).
We are also ideally located to explore the attractions of the area. Sossusvlei and the Sesriem Canyon are 120 km away and represent a great day trip if you are keen to explore the Namib Desert. The entrance to the Namib-Naukluft Park is only 40 km away; you can enjoy the apple cake of Solitaire (40 km away), or visit the Neuras Wine & Wildlife Estate to sample their red wine or learn about their wildlife conservation efforts.
Blässkopf half-day trip
The guide will take you to the top of this stunning 103 m high tufa. You will have spectacular views from the top so take your camera. The initial climb is fairly steep but doable for the moderately fit and children. The descent is along an old road and quite easy.
You will be required to bring water and snacks and it is best to start the climb in the early morning; you don't want to climb the tufa in the heat of the day. The ideal start is 6 AM in summer and 7 AM in winter.
Budget for about 4-5 hours in total. This tripe may be done without a guide and no pre-booking is required.
Kudu Plateau day trip
The guide will take you to the top of the plateau, as well as guide you safely down. The plateau offers a full view of the farm and the Naukluft Mountains - be sure to bring your camera. This is a strenuous climb and only for the fit. Unfortunately, we do not allow children, the elderly, those unfit, or those suffering from vertigo to make this climb.
You will be required to bring your own water and snacks and it is best to start the climb in the early morning, you don't want to make the climb in the heat of the day. The ideal start is 6 AM in summer and 7 AM in winter.
Budget for about 7-8 hours in total. This trip may not be done without a guide. Bookings are essential.
Geological sites half-day trip
The guide will show you various sites of geological interest in the area. The Naukluft Mountains are an interesting area geologically and the semi-arid environment means you can see the rocks clearly.
You will be required to bring water and snacks and it is best to start the climb in the early morning; you don't want to climb the tufa in the heat of the day. The ideal start is 8 AM in summer and 9 AM in winter.
Budget for about 3-4 hours in total. This trip may not be done without a guide. Bookings are essential.