Habitas Namibia

Habitas Namibia is set within a 51,000-hectare nature reserve, where rare and majestic wildlife roam free. Discover a way of life that looks to the earth beneath your feet and the stars above for knowledge. Seek adventure in the depths of the bush to rekindle your creativity and curiosity, in awe of the human connection that happens along the way. In this wild and untouched space, Habitas focuses on empowering their craft for a better world for others and the planet.

Each Room is curated from natural materials and is integrated into the surrounding environment. Each element is designed with comfort, sustainability and understated luxury in mind. Elevated above the savanna on top of the hill, each Savanna Room is equipped with sweeping panoramic views of the surrounding landscape that connect you to nature and are decorated with local crafts and custom-made furnishings.

Habitas Wellness invites guests to reconnect with themselves through restorative activities. Each therapeutic treatment combines the best techniques and ancestral practices from different parts of the world, led mainly with a strong influence of the indigenous culture native to Namibia.

The heart of the Habitas experience lies in the immersion into their world and the extraordinary surrounds. Alongside many private activities available for booking, Habitas Namibia offer guests a complimentary daily programming schedule centered around their six pillars: Art & Culture, Wellness, Adventure, Learning, Food & Beverage and Music. Enjoy safari drives led by expert rangers, dive into regional culture at the bush braai and indigenous musical performances led by talented local creatives or turn into an artist during the art workshops.

About Windhoek

Namibia’s capital, Windhoek is a bustling metropolis that is unexpectedly neat and orderly, though this is perhaps less surprising when one considers it was a German territory for many years.

This is the main port of call for most tourists, and all travellers pass through the city at least once. Situated in a pretty valley, Windhoek boasts buildings very much in the German architectural style. The German presence can be strongly felt in the food, restaurants – and, of course, the beer. The Namibian beer is said to be the best in Africa and is brewed in Windhoek.