Southern Namibia

Situated on the B1 national highway to Windhoek, Keetmanshoop is the largest town in the south of Namibia. There are some remnants of German architecture still to be seen in the town. The well known 'kokerboom' wood, which consists of a thick copse of quiver trees, is to be found north of Keetmanshoop on a private nature reserve named Gariganus, and is open to the public.

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Accommodation

		=> Central P O Box 661, Keetmanshoop Tel : +264 (0)63 225850 Fax : +264 (0)63 224984 clodge@iway.na www.central-lodge.com
George proudly offers his guests a home away from home with personalised service. Comprising of 17 rooms, 1 family room and 1 self-catering flat consisting of 2 rooms, bathroom and kitchen, loungeroom, 3 rooms equipped with spa-baths. En-suite rooms all equipped with air-conditioning, telephone, Television, Coffee/Tea making facilities, cosy lounge area and plush carpeting. A fully licensed, a la carte restuarant provides guests with equisite meals. During warmer months guests may cool off in a rock featured swimming pool. Secure parking and conference facilities are available. ___ Recommended by Atlas Voyager Travel Magazine "Stay with style in the South"

	Canyon Hotel	=> Central P O Box 950, Keetmanshoop Tel : +264 (0)63 223361 Fax : +264 (0)63 223714 canyon@namibnet.com www.canyon-namibia.com
This international 3-star hotel provides for both tourists and business execs. Functions and facilities cater for up to 100 patrons. Sight seeing or conferencing, we will make sure you are well cared for, our friendly staff will help you to enjoy your stay while at the Canyon Hotel. __ Recommended by Atlas Voyager Travel Magazine "Stay with style in the South"

	Köcherbaumwald / Quivertree Forest rest camp	>> 14 km from Keetmanshoop P O Box 262,Keetmanshoop Tel : +264 (0)63 222 835 Fax : +264 (0)63 222 835 e-mail : quiver@iafrica.com.na website : N/A
The place to stay when visiting the Quiver Tree Forest, about 14km north-east of Keetmanshoop, is the Quivertree Rest camp, where you will see the amazing Dolerite rock formations referred to as " Giants' Playground". Accomodation consists of en-suite bedrooms, bungalows for self-caterers and camping sites with abolution facilities. Cheetah feedings and magnificent sightseeing. — Recommended by Atlas Voyager Travel Magazine "Stay with style in the South"