Self-catering accommodation·Keetmanshoop, Namibia
Orabo River Village
AT A GLANCE
About this stay
Located on the Sandfontein nature reserve, which covers 200 000 acres and was formerly the site of an Italian mission station in southern Namibia, this village offers two comfortable self-catering houses and a camp beside the Orange River.
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Views extend across the river and mountains, with designated camping pitches. Fishing from the camp is one of the main activities, along a 25 km stretch that winds along the edge of the reserve. Canoeing and guidance by a local guide complete the picture.
The two self-catering houses provide a comfortable base facing the river, while the camp focuses on proximity to the water and banks. Largemouth yellowfish fishing draws visitors to 25 km of river, with a guide who can lead you to the best spots. Canoeing lets you glide along the Orange, with views of the river and striking landforms.
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Best time to visit
By the Orange, plan fishing and canoeing for early morning or late in the day, and bring water, a hat, and quick-drying clothes. Spend midday in the shade facing the river, taking the water level into account.
Stay advice
Coordinate fishing spots and canoe trips with the local guide, and specify your level of self-sufficiency between the house and camping options and your interest in yellowfish.
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Location
The south around Keetmanshoop, in the ǁKaras region, has arid reserves and bends in the Orange. Sandfontein is a large protected area suited to fishing and canoeing.
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Plan access from the south, taking the reserve tracks into account.
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