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NWR's Gross Barmen Resort is located a mere 100 km from the capital city of Windhoek, nestled on the banks of a tributary of the Swakop River. Gross Barmen is set between rows of palm trees, green lawns and many pleasant walks, the resort is ideal for all ages. Gross Barmen offers facilities for spa and wellness, fitness, recreation, and leisure. The main attraction of the resort is the health and hydro/medical spa center, featuring thermal springs and providing a full range of treatments, massages, and health activities for relaxation.
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Originally the site was a Rhenish mission station established in 1844. Ruins of mission can still be seen. The missionaries gave the station it's name Gross Barmen, having previously been called Otjikango Otjinene (Herero for "large fountain").
The accommodation options at Gross Barmen include family, bush chalets and camping sites. Amenities and facilities include indoor and outdoor thermal pools, conference facilities, restaurant, bar and shop. The nearby dam attracts more than 150 different species of birds making it a hotspot for birdwatching. The resort operates from 06h00 until 22h00.
The nearby Von Bach Dam 25 km outside of Okahandja just off main B1 highway, is also a favourite spot for water sport lovers and anglers, with attractive picnic spots and fishing sites along the banks of the dam.
NWR's Gross Barmen Resort is located a mere 100 km from the capital city of Windhoek, nestled on the banks of a tributary of the Swakop River. Gross Barmen is set between rows of palm trees, green lawns and many pleasant walks, the resort is ideal for all ages. Gross Barmen offers facilities for spa and wellness, fitness, recreation, and leisure. The main attraction of the resort is the health and hydro/medical spa center, featuring thermal springs and providing a full range of treatments, massages, and health activities for relaxation.
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Originally the site was a Rhenish mission station established in 1844. Ruins of mission can still be seen. The missionaries gave the station it's name Gross Barmen, having previously been called Otjikango Otjinene (Herero for "large fountain").
The nearby Von Bach Dam 25 km outside of Okahandja just off main B1 highway, is also a favourite spot for water sport lovers and anglers, with attractive picnic spots and fishing sites along the banks of the dam.
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