Namibia: Camp Kwando Bush Camp | Кемп Квандо Буш Кемп

Camp Kwando Bush Camp

Nestled on an island in the flood plains of the Kwando River amidst palms and lush large trees.

Location

Driving on the Trans Caprivi Highway (road B8) between Rundu and Kongola, turn south about 5 kilometres before Kongola, turn-off is signposted.

Accommodation

Camp Kwando Bush Camp offers four private camp sites in this lush tropical paradise with each their own braai (barbecue) facilities under thatched roof. Each camping site also has electricity (generator times), their own ablution, toilets and hot and cold running water for showers. Firewood is available for purchase at the campsite.

Activities

Fishing, self-guided nature trails, self-drive game drives.

Facilities

Deck overlooking the Kwando River.

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Namibia: BON Hotels Expands Its Footprint | Отель БОН Рунду Намибия

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BON Hotels to take over hotels in Rundu and Walvis Bay, in addition to its BON Swakopmund Hotel

BON Hotels will now expand its footprint across the country. With its entry into the Namibian market firmly entrenched through its presence in the country since 2014 via its wholly-owned hotel in Swakopmund, BON Hotels has built up a reputation for excellence in the industry, bringing with it the skills and networks needed to run a hotel operation successfully.

BON Hotels, a South-African based hotel company that manages, owns and leases hotels, lodges and resorts throughout Southern Africa, as well as West and East Africa, views the potential of the Namibian market in an extremely positive light.

Launching on 1 July 2019, the BON Hotel Ngandu Rundu, is situated in the north-east of the country. The location overlooking the Kavango River’s southern wetlands and riverine forest makes the hotel ideal for travellers seeking a unique break in the best of Africa’s natural surroundings. The building was originally constructed on the ruins of an old military base used during the War of Independence. That history is, however, long past and the property is today characterised by its wealth of natural flora and fauna, including a large collection of indigenous Aloe species.

The BON Hotel Ngandu Rundu offers hotel bedrooms, family units, as well as campsites. The hotel also offers facilities for local businesses, such as four conference halls and a restaurant.

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