NWR manages the accommodation in Hardap Resort, which includes 5 VIP bungalows, 15 family chalets (each with 4 beds), 30 bush chalets (each with 2 beds, 28 campsites (each can take 8 people) as well as 4 dormitories (each with 10 beds). Hardap Resort also has a restaurant, a shop, swimming pool and conference facilities.
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14 May 2020
Hardap Resort: Namibia Wildlife Resorts releases new promotional video!
Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR), the state-owned enterprise mandated to run the tourism facilities within the protected areas of Namibia, has released a new promotional video showcasing Hardap Resort. The Resort is situated about 260 km south of Windhoek and about 25km west of Mariental in Namibia's Hardap Region. It surrounds the Hardap Dam, Namibia's largest dam, which lies on the Fish River. Hardap Dam is an angler's paradise, while Hardap Resort's Hardap Game Reserve is is a haven for black thinos and also home to giraffes, gemsboks, springboks, kudus, Hartmann’s mountain zebras, black backed jackals as well as to one of the three largest great white pelican breeding colonies in Namibia.
NWR manages the accommodation in Hardap Resort, which includes 5 VIP bungalows, 15 family chalets (each with 4 beds), 30 bush chalets (each with 2 beds, 28 campsites (each can take 8 people) as well as 4 dormitories (each with 10 beds). Hardap Resort also has a restaurant, a shop, swimming pool and conference facilities.
NWR manages the accommodation in Hardap Resort, which includes 5 VIP bungalows, 15 family chalets (each with 4 beds), 30 bush chalets (each with 2 beds, 28 campsites (each can take 8 people) as well as 4 dormitories (each with 10 beds). Hardap Resort also has a restaurant, a shop, swimming pool and conference facilities.
26 March 2020
Namibia: Namibia Wildlife Resorts offers Hardap Resort as quarantine and treatment facility for corona patients!
Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR), the state-owned enterprise mandated to run the tourism facilities within the protected areas of Namibia, has announced that it will offer its Hardap Resort as a temporary station to care for and treat people infected with COVID-19. The resort is located close to the town of Mariental and the Mariental State Hospital. According to Dr Matthias Ngwangwama, NWR Acting Managing Director, Hardap Resort has 54 rooms, with 220 beds, ranging from dormitory rooms to family chalets with self-catering facilities and provides the necessary isolation environment needed.
"After the virus has been brought under control, NWR will thoroughly sanitise the facility and acquire approval from the Ministry of Health and Social Services before it is re-opened to the public" says Mufaro Nesongano, NWR Corporate Communications, Online Media and Sponsorships Manager.
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