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.
21 May 2014
Namibia: Hardap Camp is finally under renovation
The Hardap Camp, located in the Hardap Recreation Resort just out of Mariental in south-central Namibia, is finally under renovation. The Camp, owned by Namibia Wildlife Resorts, is closed for redevelopment since 31 May 2011. The renovation of Hardap Camp is expected to N$57 million. We'll keep you posted as soon as we get some more info about the work to be done.
Hardap Recreation Resort (252km²) is situated at the Hardap Dam, which dams the Fish River and has a surface area of 25 km². With many inlets and small islands Namibia's biggest reservoir provides a safe breeding place for 284 bird species including the great white pelican, yellow-billed stork, osprey, Bradfield’s swift and Stark’s lark. The Hardap Recreation Resort is also home to Black rhino, kudu, gemsbok, Hartmann’s mountain zebra, springbok and red hartebeest.
Hardap Recreation Resort (252km²) is situated at the Hardap Dam, which dams the Fish River and has a surface area of 25 km². With many inlets and small islands Namibia's biggest reservoir provides a safe breeding place for 284 bird species including the great white pelican, yellow-billed stork, osprey, Bradfield’s swift and Stark’s lark. The Hardap Recreation Resort is also home to Black rhino, kudu, gemsbok, Hartmann’s mountain zebra, springbok and red hartebeest.
10 May 2011
Namibia: Hardap Camp to be closed down for redevelopment from 31 May 2011
Namibia Wildlife Resorts’ Hardap Camp will be closing operations as of 31 May 2011 and will undergo certain redevelopments. The resort has lost popularity over the recent years due to its old and outdated infrastructure and will now see a comprehensive upgrading of the existing infrastructure.
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New infrastructure such as a state of the art conferencing facility will also be build. Other activities planned for the new development include a floating bar and restaurant, sunset cruises, canoeing and yachting, and expansion into guided activities (hiking and nature drives). The development phase is expected to take 18 months.
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New infrastructure such as a state of the art conferencing facility will also be build. Other activities planned for the new development include a floating bar and restaurant, sunset cruises, canoeing and yachting, and expansion into guided activities (hiking and nature drives). The development phase is expected to take 18 months.
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