Namibia Lodges are set in areas of a harsh and sparsely inhabited land. Namibia is a gem for visitors in search of wildlife and wilderness. Most Namibia Lodges are small and intimate camps which offer visitors an incredible experience. Once governed by Germany and South Africa, Namibia has been independent since 1990. Germanic influence can still be found in the country's well-maintained towns, roads and camps. Namibia is peaceful and more prosperous than many nearby countries because of its productive mining, farming, and fishing and tourism industries.

Namibia Lodges are set in areas as divers as the Namib Desert - a vast swathe of high dunes and desolate plains with an awe-inspiring sense of space. The thorn bush savannah and rugged mountains of the central plateau and the majestic Fish River Canyon in the south. In the north of the country, Namibia lodges are set in landscapes which range from the dense bush and open plains of the great Etosha Pan, to woodland savannah and lush vegetation. Etosha National Park, the third largest in Africa, owes its unique landscape to the Etosha Pan, a vast shallow depression edged by waterholes to the south which guarantee rewarding game viewing.

At each of the Namibia Lodges two nature activities are conducted daily by experienced local rangers and trackers. These experiences range from open 4X4 safaris in search of the rare black Rhino found in the Etosha area, to quad biking in the desert landscape of Sossusvlei.