Point of View
New luxury accommodation extention 11 km from farm house called Point Of View.
Stunning view, overlooking pristine nature with beautiful sun rises and sun sets.
Main House
For the individual traveller we offer guest rooms in carefully renovated buildings.
All guest rooms have comfortable double beds and ensuite bathroom with solar heated showers.
🇬🇧 Namibia’s First Guest Farm
About one hour northwest of Windhoek, Düsternbrook Safari Guest Farm is Namibia’s first and oldest guest farm, established in 1961.
What once began as a cattle farm gradually developed into one of Namibia’s early examples of sustainable tourism and alternative land use as a private wildlife conservation area.
Today, guests experience a unique combination of nature, farm history and authentic hospitality, surrounded by the wide open landscapes of the Khomas Highlands.
Thanks to the direct highway connection from the international airport, Düsternbrook is easy to reach and ideally located for the first or last days of your Namibia journey — or for a longer and more relaxing stay in nature.
Especially suited for travellers interested in nature, landscapes, history and individual tourism experiences.
Historical Farmhouse and authentic Atmosphere
The history of Düsternbrook dates back to the 19th century. The area was once known as “Otjihorongo” — meaning “Place of the Kudu” — and lay along the historic ox wagon route between the coast and the interior.
In 1908, the farm received its present name “Düsternbrook”, named after a district of Kiel in Germany. Since the 1940s, the farm has been owned by our family.
The historic farmhouse and several outbuildings were constructed from natural stone in traditional colonial farm style and still shape the unique atmosphere of the property today.
Despite modern additions such as solar energy, Wi-Fi and contemporary comfort, the original character of the guest farm has been carefully preserved — combining history, nature and authentic Namibian farm culture.
Private Nature and Wildlife Reserve
Since 1986, Düsternbrook has gradually been transformed from a traditional cattle farm into a private wildlife and nature reserve.
Today, tourism is closely connected to the preservation of nature, wildlife and the farm’s historic infrastructure. Income from tourism helps maintain waterholes, roads, fences, wildlife management and the historic buildings of the farm.
Over the years, this development has created an exceptional diversity of wildlife, including giraffe, wildebeest, zebra, eland, hippos, antelope and many other species — all surrounded by the vast landscapes of the Khomas Highlands.
Instead of mass tourism, guests experience peace, open space and an authentic connection with nature.
Would you like to explore Namibia beyond Düsternbrook?
Three Little Birds Safaris
Discover sustainable, guided safaris across Namibia – individually planned and tailored to your needs, led by a member of the Düsternbrook family.
Find more here.
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