- Accommodation
- Namibia
- Fish River Lodges & Camps
- Alte Kalköfen Lodge
Rooms
9
Campsites
3
Alte Kalköfen Lodge, located between Keetmanshoop and Aus, invites visitors to enjoy a beautifully restored farmhouse set in a scenic Namibian desert garden.
The lodge exudes rustic charm and features well-maintained areas, offering luxurious beds, creative decor, and En-suite bathrooms equipped with both indoor and outdoor showers. Guests can take in stunning views from their private terrace and observe wildlife at the illuminated waterhole. Renowned for its collection of Lithops, the lodge serves as an excellent base for exploring attractions such as the Fish River Canyon.
The “Sundowner Corner” and “Reading Corner” enhance the lodge's appeal, while a train that passes by bi-weekly recalls the historic trade routes. Alte Kalköfen Lodge is a romantic retreat for honeymooners, and its peaceful environment makes it ideal for weddings and events. Its central location ensures easy access to nearby attractions, providing a unique and authentic experience of Namibia.
Alte Kalköfen Lodge, located between Keetmanshoop and Aus, invites visitors to enjoy a beautifully restored farmhouse set in a scenic Namibian desert garden.
The lodge exudes rustic charm and features well-maintained areas, offering luxurious beds, creative decor, and En-suite bathrooms equipped with both indoor and outdoor showers. Guests can take in stunning views from their private terrace and observe wildlife at the illuminated waterhole. Renowned for its collection of Lithops, the lodge serves as an excellent base for exploring attractions such as the Fish River Canyon.
The “Sundowner Corner” and “Reading Corner” enhance the lodge's appeal, while a train that passes by bi-weekly recalls the historic trade routes. Alte Kalköfen Lodge is a romantic retreat for honeymooners, and its peaceful environment makes it ideal for weddings and events. Its central location ensures easy access to nearby attractions, providing a unique and authentic experience of Namibia.
