Jansen Kalahari Guest Farm

The official website presents a farm passed down through several generations, now a welcoming stop amid the red landscapes of the Kalahari, with a commitment to preserving the agricultural spirit of the place while offering comfortable hospitality.

The property combines several ways to stay: chalets with air conditioning, private bathrooms, verandas and coffee corners; self-catering units with equipped kitchens and living areas; and camping pitches with electrical points, private sanitary facilities, braai facilities and shaded areas. Guests also have an outdoor swimming pool, a restaurant, braai/picnic areas, Wi-Fi and free parking.

This listing is particularly relevant for travellers looking for a nature stop in southern Namibia rather than simply a place to stay overnight. On-site activities highlight the pace of farm and desert life: a scenic drive at sunset, an outing at dawn, a night walk to look for scorpions, hiking trails and experiences arranged on request.

On site, the experience centres on a quiet stay in the Kalahari with several levels of comfort. The chalets suit those who want an equipped room and a private veranda; the self-catering units are designed for families or small groups who want to be independent; and the camping pitches offer a closer experience of the landscape, with practical facilities. Activities mentioned on the official website include the 1h30 to 2h Sundowner Farm Drive, with refreshments and wildlife viewing; the Sunrise Drive, with a hot drink; the Scorpion Night Walk after dinner; and hikes on marked trails. The farm also highlights the Kalahari’s wide-open skies and opportunities to observe local wildlife.