Zelda's Guestfarm is located 90 km east of Gobabis and just 20 km west of Buitepos which is the Border post to enter Gauteng via Botswana.
Extending over 10 000 ha of bushveld, Zelda Game & Guest Farm offers guests an opportunity to relax on a real Namibian cattle and game ranch close to Gobabis and the Trans Kalahari Border Post (Botswana border).
5 000 ha of the farm have been fenced off to form the game park in which a variety of wildlife roams freely.
Discounts may be available for children sharing with adults, please specify the ages and number of children when making your booking or requesting a quote.
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Zelda's Guestfarm has individually furnished rooms with en suite bathrooms that invite our guests to spend a few days on this tranquil game farm and to get to know the charming Namibian hospitality and atmosphere.
Typically Namibian - Individually Designed. Zelda Game & Guest Farm offers comfortable rooms (twin rooms and family units, suitable for 2 adults + 2 children).We have rooms that are disabled-friendly.
All rooms have en-suite bathrooms, coffee and tea making facilities, a private terrace and a safe. To ensure a restful night, you will find mosquito nets, air-conditioning, and ceiling fans in every room.
Some of the rooms also have wireless internet connection.
Zelda also offers camping with ablution facilities close to the house. There are nine campsites, one for a larger group. On the campsites, you have power points, grass camping areas, and braai facilities.
Coming to Zelda means getting to know personal service in a rustic Namibian lodge with facilities intended to spoil you.
After a hot summer day in the Kalahari Desert you are more than welcome to cool down and relax in our sparkling blue swimming pool in the midst of our green garden.
Further refreshments are provided by our Baboona Bar, which can be followed by a typical Namibian dinner (delicious game, beef or lamb, fresh vegetables, tasty South African wines) in our rustic and cosy restaurant.
Our Lapa has a cosy lounge with an open Boma with a fireplace for the cool Namibian winter nights right next to it.
Children are more than welcome to stroll around at the premises of Zelda Game and Guestfarm and explore our garden. We offer a variety of amusement for kids of every age such as a trampoline, a playground, a volleyball court and so on.
We offer one-hour game drives where you can see nearly 20 different species (including giraffe, zebra, kudu, impala, wildebeest, springbok). Game drive in the morning (departure 08h00) or afternoon (departure 15h00). Night game drive (departure 20h00).
Two of the most fascinating animals in Namibia are home to Zelda Game and Guestfarm: cheetah and leopard. You can join us by feeding them.
There are several walking trails on the farm. You're also welcome to sit close to our waterhole or in our hide for game and bird watching.
Our speciality is to combine several activities with the Nharo Bushmen who have inhabited the area of our farm for hundreds of years. You can take walking trails with Nharo Bushmen (Bush walks), enjoy Bushmen dancing in the evening, or visit the Nharo Bushmen Village.
This oasis is located 90 km east of Gobabis and just 20 km west of Buitepos which is the Border post to enter Gauteng via Botswana.
The game and guest farm is situated on 10 000 Ha, which is divided into 5000Ha for cattle farming, and the remaining 5000 Ha is our game reserve where the guest farm is located.
This farm was founded in 1946 after the 2nd World War when land was given to former soldiers. Its name came from a magistrate whose daughter’s name was "Zelda".
The idea of the Guest Farm came from the opening of the Trans Kalahari Highway, which linked Namibia, Botswana, and South Africa on a much shorter and more interesting route.
The resident Nharo Bushmen families, who have lived in the area for hundreds of years, are proud to share their fascinating heritage and traditional knowledge with our guests.
S 22°17'403" | E 19°49'115"
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