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Gondwana’s Reverie Kalahari Pod opens, Ekipa Etosha Pod set for February

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December 1, 2024
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Gondwana Collection Namibia has opened the Reverie Kalahari Pod, the newest addition to its exclusive Secret Collection, with the Ekipa Etosha Pod set to open in February 2025.

Nestled amidst the striking red dunes of the Kalahari, the Reverie Kalahari Pod is located 30 kilometers northeast of Mariental.

This luxury accommodation, offering an all-inclusive experience, is priced at N$27,500 per night for two guests.

The rate covers meals, drinks, and a range of activities designed to provide a seamless and indulgent stay.

The upcoming Ekipa Etosha Pod, located just 10 kilometers from Etosha National Park’s Andersson Gate, draws its name from the Ekipa, a handcrafted jewelry button worn by Aawambo women to symbolize wealth and tradition.

Set to open next year, the pod promises an exclusive blend of African cultural immersion and wildlife encounters, offering guests a serene retreat in harmony with nature.

“Our vision for the Secret Collection is to create a circuit that showcases Namibia’s most iconic destinations. The opening of Reverie marks a significant milestone in this journey, with February’s launch of the Ekipa Etosha Pod bringing us closer to achieving this goal,” said Gys Joubert, Managing Director of Gondwana Collection Namibia.

Gondwana Collection Namibia is a renowned hospitality group operating properties in community areas and conservancies.

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