Düsternbrook Guest Farm
Düsternbrook, situated on a mountain with a breathtaking view overlooking a dry wide riverbed and a waterhole, is the first and oldest guest farm in Namibia. The historical old farm house was built in colonial style out of natural stone. It is nestled at the foot of the Khomas Highland Mountains and the surrounding African savannah.
Before 1908 the area was called "Otjihorogo" (the place of the kudu). The ranch was situated on the old ox wagon road which formed the main supply route from the coast to the interior. On our game drives you will see Giraffe, Zebra, Ostrich, Wildebeest, Kudu, Oryx, Eland, Warthog, Hartebeest, Impala and Steenbok.
We offer rhino tracking on foot and a mountain drive in the morning (included if you book two nights). Here, in spectacular mountain scenery, you might see the Hartmann's Mountain zebra which is endemic to Namibia. Or why don't you go for a walk on our well-marked walking trails, discover the surroundings or the rich bird life, just relax at the pool or have an inviting swim in the southern summer months.
The guest farm near Windhoek is open year-round. We focus on the indivdual up-market leisure traveller to enjoy the farm atmosphere, the view and our wildlife activities with the cheetah and leopard experience as a highlight.
Contact details
| Web: | Düsternbrook Guest Farm |  |
| Email: | dbrook@mweb.com.na | |
| Awarded 4 eco award flowers | ||
