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9.0 out of 10, Wonderful, (18 reviews)
"Hosts are top notch. A great place to stay."
DAVID
9.6 out of 10, Exceptional, (15 reviews)
"After staying in NWR's lodges in Etosha, this was definitely a touch of luxury with a very clean and modern feel. Room was spacious and comfortable, very quiet, breakfast was great. Parking was inside the property, garden area a bit small but we were just passing through for the night. We'd definitely stay there again. Well done Haus Mopanie! "
Philip
10.0 out of 10, Exceptional, (1 review)
"Ein idyllischer Ort, bei dem man von der eigenen Terrasse oder vom Pool oder vom Restaurant etc. die Tiere am Wasserloch beobachten kann. Das Abendbrot war außergewöhnlich und hatte schon etwas von Sterne-Charakter. "
Steffi
6.0 out of 10, (2 reviews)
"Excellent facilities in a great setting .
Attentive and competent staff.
Excellent catering.
Unfortunately we didnt have time to fully enjoy the facilities
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Ralph
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Kupferquelle Resort
Shaanika Street Tsumeb
The price is SAR 281 per night from Mar 17 to Mar 18
SAR 281
SAR 331 total
17 Mar - 18 Mar
includes taxes & fees
8.4/10 Very Good! (41 reviews)
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Learn more about Tsumeb
The Tsumeb Museum showcases extraordinary minerals and mining artifacts from what was once one of Africa's richest copper mines. Explore the nearby Tsumeb Cultural Village where local guides demonstrate traditional crafts and share stories of the Owambo people.
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