- Accommodation
- Namibia
- Sossusvlei Lodges & Campsites
- Tiras Guest Farm
Rooms
3
Campsites
4
Tiras Guest Farm is a cattle farm with a total surface area of 12.000 ha. Accommodation consist off one bungalow (2 double rooms En-suite plus 2 beds in living room) total 6 beds. One mountain chalet (2 beds only - very basic) with shared toilet/shower outside, and one cottage near the farmhouse (3 beds only) with toilet/shower.
The farm is traversed by the old ox wagon path linking Lüderitz with Namibia's interior. As early as 1900, Tiras was known to transport drivers as a reliable watering place, which members of the German colonial forces later also made use of. Since 1930 Tiras has been utilised as a farm for livestock breeding.
Relics from the early history of man can be seen on the farm in the form of bushman paintings, grating stones, tools and pottery shards.
As a result of severe weathering, unique rock sculptures have been formed on Tiras Guest Farm.
Tiras Guest Farm is a cattle farm with a total surface area of 12.000 ha. Accommodation consist off one bungalow (2 double rooms En-suite plus 2 beds in living room) total 6 beds. One mountain chalet (2 beds only - very basic) with shared toilet/shower outside, and one cottage near the farmhouse (3 beds only) with toilet/shower.
The farm is traversed by the old ox wagon path linking Lüderitz with Namibia's interior. As early as 1900, Tiras was known to transport drivers as a reliable watering place, which members of the German colonial forces later also made use of. Since 1930 Tiras has been utilised as a farm for livestock breeding.
Relics from the early history of man can be seen on the farm in the form of bushman paintings, grating stones, tools and pottery shards.
As a result of severe weathering, unique rock sculptures have been formed on Tiras Guest Farm.
