Harnas Guest Farm | Budget

Harnas Guest Farm Overview

Harnas Guest Farm
Now under the management of the N/a’an ku sê Foundation, is a renowned wildlife sanctuary and guest lodge located in the Omaheke Region of Namibia. Situated approximately 120 km north-east of Gobabis, it serves as a "protective shield" for conflict animals and the ancient San people.

Wildlife & Guest Experiences
Harnas is a rehabilitation center for various African carnivores and savannah animals.
Morning Feeding Tour: The most popular activity where guests accompany rangers to feed animals such as lions, cheetahs, African wild dogs, caracals, and leopards while learning their rescue stories.
San Culture Activities: Guests can visit the Ancient San Skills Academy to learn about traditional tracking, medicine, and hunting techniques, or join "Stories under the Stars" for traditional song and dance.
Other Activities: Horse riding, cheetah walks, nature drives, and "lion roar" sundowners at prime reserve spots.

Accommodation Options
The farm offers diverse lodging to suit different preferences and budgets:
Luxury Stone Cottages: Five exquisitely built cottages featuring air conditioning, furnished patios, minibars, and ensuite bathrooms.
Specialty Cottages: Includes Lion Cottages situated near animal enclosures and family units with two bedrooms.
Standard Rooms: Three standard rooms and three igloo-type bungalows for simpler stays.
Campsite: Spacious pitches with shared sanitary and ablution facilities for those seeking a more rustic experience.
Volunteer Village: Shared wooden cabins specifically for those participating in the Harnas Volunteer Program.

Dining & Amenities
Harnas Restaurant: An on-site international cuisine restaurant serving breakfast (7:00 AM – 9:00 AM), lunch, and dinner.
Facilities: An outdoor swimming pool with sun loungers, a bar/lounge, and free WiFi in public areas.
Service: Daily housekeeping, laundry services, and free self-parking are available.