Tsumkwe Country Lodge

Tsumkwe Country Lodge is situated in Tsumkwe, Otjozondjupa, Namibia. The lodge features nine en suite rooms, a swimming pool, and a restaurant. The main lodge building is an open-plan construction of timber, rock, and thatch, housing the bar and restaurant. The lodge provides a place for rest and preparation for adventures into the Nyae Nyae Conservancy or Khaudom Game Reserve. Facilities include an airstrip, safe parking at most units, and Wi-Fi in main areas, which can be sporadic. A garden is also on the premises.

Accommodation at Tsumkwe Country Lodge consists of chalets. Five chalets are teak bungalows, and the others are brick and mortar structures attached to the main lodge. There are 22 chalets in total, each featuring an en suite bathroom equipped with a shower, basin, and flush toilet. Inside, each room has two large single beds, mosquito nets, a fan, and electric power points.

The lodge offers a restaurant and a bar. Both are located within the main lodge building, an open-plan structure built with timber, rock, and thatch. This area serves as the central point for meals and beverages. The restaurant provides dining options, and the bar offers a place for guests to socialise and relax.

Tsumkwe Country Lodge is located in Tsumkwe, in the north-eastern region of Namibia. This area is referred to as Bushmanland. It is home to the Ju/'hoansi, the largest and most traditional group of the remaining Bushman or San people in the Kalahari. The lodge offers access to remote regions of Namibia, including the Nyae Nyae Conservancy and Khaudom Game Reserve. The surrounding area is an untouched wilderness with cultural wealth. The lodge is accessible via a gravel road. A fully inclusive safari includes a trip to Nhoma Camp, which is owned and run by the San people. Nhoma Camp is approximately 80km from Tsumkwe, situated deep within the Kalahari bushveld.

This lodge suits travellers looking to visit remote regions of Namibia and experience untouched wilderness and cultural wealth. It is suitable for those planning safaris into the Nyae Nyae Conservancy or Khaudom Game Reserve. The lodge caters to individuals interested in cultural tours, with guides and translators available for interacting with the Ju/'hoansi San people at Nhoma Camp and experiencing their hunting and gathering ways. It also accommodates the intrepid, offering wild camping activities. Individuals seeking to get away from it all will find the secluded setting appealing. Additionally, guests who enjoy curio shopping will find opportunities here. The lodge’s swimming pool offers a place to relax between activities.