Accomodation enroute and near to Sesreim & Sossusvlei Namibia

Solitaire is a small settlement at the T-junction of the C14 and C19 gravel roads. Nevertheless, a welcome place for a stop over when journeying across the desert. It's here that you might catch a glimpse of Big-Moose who bakes the 'Moose Bread' and the renowned
apple crumble.
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Located on the edge of the Namib Desert is the tiras mountains.
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Maltahöhe is a small quaint village, and is home of the oldest country hotel still in operation in Namibia, which was established in 1907.
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This historical site and national monument is a convenient stopover when travelling from the popular Sesriem and Sossusvlei areas. Built by the German Baron von Wolf for his bride in the early 1900s, the Duwisib Castle offers the visitor a glimpse of German colonial times. It houses a museum with artifacts from this extravagant era brought to South West Africa from Germany by ship. Read more about Duwisib

Bethanien is situated in the middle of all the tourist attractions in the south, like the breathtaking Fish River Canyon, the rocky shores of Luderitz where diamonds were first found and Sossusvlei with its unforgettable sand dunes. From Brukaros, the old volcano, to the snowy covered mountaintops of Aus.
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The Rostock Ritz Desert Lodge is one of Namibia’s most unusual desert lodges with it’s uniquely structured semi-subterranean rock igloos, built to have a minimal visual and ecological impact on the landscape .
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