This farm is a 9,400-hectare agricultural and lifestyle farm located near Solitaire in the Namib Desert region of Namibia.
It lies along the Gondwanaland geological separation fault, offering both ecological and scientific value as part of a globally significant desert landscape.
Property Features
- Adjacent guest area with two bedrooms and one shared bathroom
- Rustic finishes – no tiled floors, maintaining natural authenticity
Eco Houses (2)
- One house built with over 30,000 recycled bottles (fully furnished)
- One sandbag-built staff house – sustainable and thermally balanced
- One equipped with a mobile bed, shower, toilet, and compact cooking corner
- All designed for off-grid living and immersive desert experiences
Ecological & Wildlife Summary
This farm sits within a vibrant desert ecosystem influenced by the Namib-Naukluft landscape.
The area’s biodiversity reflects Namibia’s arid and semi-arid environment, sustaining both large mammals and smaller adapted species.
Commonly observed species on and around the property include:
This farm lies within one of Namibia’s most desirable eco-tourism corridors – between Solitaire and the Sossusvlei/Sesriem region.
The area features well-established eco-lodges and conservation-oriented properties, confirming the commercial viability of tourism and conservation investment.
The farm is exceptionally well located for tourism activities, offering a strategic position within the Solitaire–Sossusvlei eco-tourism corridor. It has been managed and conserved as a private nature conservation farm for more than 20 years, ensuring the integrity of its natural habitat and biodiversity. This longstanding conservation approach significantly enhances its ecological value and appeal to investors focused on sustainable tourism, wildlife protection, and low-impact development.
Given its geological positioning and ecological diversity, this farm holds high potential for eco-tourism and conservation development.
Neighbouring farms have successfully established wildlife-friendly lodges and tourism operations. The property could serve as a private conservation reserve,
wildlife rehabilitation project, or a sustainable desert retreat aligned with eco-conscious tourism practices.
