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If you’re looking for an African ranch-type experience, look no further than the Zelda Game & Guest Farm 90 km east of Gobabis in Namibia. The Zelda Game & Guest Farm in Namibia is 25 km west of Buitepos, the Transkalahari Border Post with Botswana, on the B6 route. The farm was named after Zelda, the daughter of a former soldier of the Second World War, who settled in this area when land was given to returning soldiers.
The Zelda Game & Guest Farm in Namibia offers 10 000 ha of bushveld teeming with a variety of free-roaming wildlife. The morning, afternoon and night-time game drives will enable you to see 20 species of animals, including zebra, giraffe, springbok to name a few. The Zelda Game & Guest Farm in Namibia also has a leopard and four male cheetah in enclosures on the farm. They are kept there because they are regarded as dangerous animals by the surrounding farmers who keep goat, sheep and cattle. Feeding time comes once a day – come and join in this very special experience on Zelda Game & Guest Farm.
Another huge attraction at the Zelda Game & Guest Farm in Namibia is the “Be Wild” experience, where guests have the opportunity to meet Nharo Bushmen. This tribe of the San inhabited the surrounding area for thousands of years. The Nharo are skilled trackers and hunters and have a superb knowledge of the veld. Guests participating in the “Be Wild” experience get the opportunity to spend the night in a traditional Bushmen camp (built by the Nharo Bushmen), enjoying traditional singing and dancing and a meal prepared by the Nharo. This experience at the Zelda Game & Guest Farm in Namibia also includes a veld walk, where you will be able to learn more about tracking from a Nharo master tracker.
At the Zelda Game & Guest Farm in Namibia guests are accommodated in 16 stylish and comforatble rooms (12 twin rooms and 4 family rooms), all en suite with a private terrace and equipped with mosquito nets, airconditioning, a safe, ceiling fans and tea/coffee-making facilities. Three of the rooms are disable-friendly and some of the rooms have wireless internet connection.
In addition, the Zelda Game & Guest Farm in Namibia offers 10 campsites under shady trees, with hot water, electricity, braai facilities, washing-up area and clean ablution facilities.
Guests at the Zelda Game & Guest Farm can relax in a cool swimming pool, enjoy a drink in the Baboona bar (with TV) or chat to fellow travellers in the lapa or lounge (with TV). Enjoy the sounds of the wild around the campfire in the open boma. The restaurant at the Zelda Game & Guest Farm offers traditional Namibian fare, such as game, lamb or beef dishes with fresh vegetables and delicious South African wines.
Children can also enjoy a holiday at Zelda Game & Guest Farm with plenty to keep them busy. The trampoline, playground and volley ball court will keep even the most energetic entertained. Be sure to buy some souvenirs for your friend and family at Zelda Game & Guest Farm’s curio shop, before you return home.
