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Private villas & houses in Namibia

Namibia private villas & houses

Top places for private villas & houses in Namibia

There are a handful of great private villas and houses in Namibia as well as a private camp, and even a private boat! These are scattered around Namibia, and can be linked by road, or light aircraft flights, into a really special holiday for a family or small group.

Whether you come for the wildlife or the stunning scenery, the country has a lot to offer. So if you plan to travel in a group of six to eight people, then staying in a private house or villa can make your Namibia safari feel all the more exclusive. At many of these villas and houses your activities will be run by your own private guide, whilst your own chef will organise your meals - so you can plan your time exactly as you would like it to be - with great flexibility.

Ask us about these. Even those which normally accept only adults will sometimes be happy to have children if they are booked 'exclusively'.

Camp Sossus

Camp Sossus is booked on an exclusive basis. As a private camp you'll have the ultimate flexibility when it comes to exploring the dunes of Sosussvlei and surrounding areas with your guide.

Best camps & lodges for Private villas & houses in Namibia


Chobe Princesses

Chobe Princesses

Although not a villa or a house, each of the Chobe Princess Houseboats comes with a private chef, a guide, four twin cabins and motorboats for excursions. So it’s like a floating villa; a unique base on the Chobe – great for generally relaxing and wildlife-viewing.


96% (71 reviews)
Okonjima Villa

Okonjima Villa

Okonjima Villa is an amazing private villa that is fairly secluded from the main property. Suitable for a group or family of up to eight adults and four children travelling together, it guarantees a very exclusive feel to your stay at Okonjima.


100% (15 reviews)
Wolwedans Plains Camp

Wolwedans Plains Camp

Relax and enjoy scenic drives and walks in Wolwedans Plains Camp in the Namib Desert. With your own private chef and private guide - on request - you can enjoy exclusive private holidays in Namibia for a family or group of up to four people.


100% (2 reviews)
Safari House

Safari House

Safari House offers an exclusive stay on the impressive Etosha Heights Reserve for up to six people. Supplied with a chef and a private vehicle and guide for activities, guests staying here have the ultimate flexibility on a Namibian safari.


100% (1 review)

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Where to see wildlife species in Namibia

Maximise the chances of seeing your favourite animals based on traveller sightings reports from the field.


Oryx

Oryx

Oryx sp.

Oryx are impressive antelopes, with a powerful physique and elegant markings set off by rapier-like horns. They cut a distinctive dash in some of Africa’s harshest landscapes.

69% SUCCESS

1,599 sightings from 2,303 observations

Where to see oryx in Namibia

Cheetah

Cheetah

Acinonyx jubatus

The cheetah is the fastest land animal and the only cat that hunts by pure speed. Found largely in open grasslands, its slim, elegant form is today an increasingly rare sight.

34% SUCCESS

1,281 sightings from 3,822 observations

Where to see cheetah in Namibia

Black Rhino

Black Rhino

Diceros bicornis

The black rhino is the smaller and rarer of Africa’s two rhino species but has the more fearsome reputation. Shy and heavily persecuted, it tends to stick to cover.

30% SUCCESS

751 sightings from 2,476 observations

Where to see black rhino in Namibia

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