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Welcome to the Kanaan Namibia Website and enjoy your stay! FarmKanaan. Consisting of two titles – Farm Kanaan (Promised Land) and Farm Kammaland (Wonderland) is created of almost 230km² unspoiled Namib nature. Bordering on the Namib Naukluft Park by 35km and with an amazing photogenic dune belt on the west of the farm and the Tiras Mountains on the east of the farm. Kanaan was described as the place with the most diverse photogenic sceneries in Namibia by Sakkie Rothmann, author of official Namibia Tourism Board publications. Ideally located in the core of the D707 road that is called the most scenic route in Namibia that forms part of the main tourist route between Sossusvlei and the southwestern part of Namibia. With its breathtaking scenery and its view over the Namib Desert, it is the perfect destination or stopover for guests. The real highlights on Farm Kanaan for the guests is definitely a farm drive of more than 50 km for 3-4 hours in the early morning or doing a sun downer Farm Drive on the majestic dunes and Tiras Mountains in the afternoon. This Farm Drive is also described as a photographer’s dream experience… The old farm house of the host’s, Hermi & Marlene Strauss’s grandparents was transformed by them into a unique modern architecture guesthouse with only 4 double en suite bedrooms, decorated minimalist - like the desert surrounding it… Less becomes more…and more… Your hosts also bear amongst others the titles of: chief bottle washer and cook. Typical farm style food prepared by them is enjoyed by old fashioned oil lanterns at night. Your hosts also believe that a stranger is just a friend that you do not know… and personal attention is guaranteed with unrivalled hospitality. The guest gets a glimpse into a real Namibian life threw the eyes of people living from this real desert earth...
We hope to see you here soon with us on farm Kanaan in person!!! |
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FARM KANAÄN Please feel free to enquire about anything in regard to Farm Kanaan or our beloved Country Namibia © www. dilliwing.com 2008 |
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