/Ai-/Ais lies at the southern end of the Fish River conservation area in the Namibian portion of the Ai-Ais / Richtersveld Transfrontier Park. This national park spans two countries: Namibia and South Africa. Ai-Ais means “burning water” in one of the local languages and refers to the sulphurous hot springs found in this area.
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/Ai-/Ais lies at the southern end of the Fish River conservation area in the Namibian portion of the /Ai-/Ais Richtersveld Transfrontier Park. /Ai-/Ais means “burning water” in one of the local languages and refers to the sulphurous hot springs found in this area.
The water from the springs bear natural curative ingredients and is especially therapeutic for people suffering from rheumatism. The resort prides itself on its main attraction: the spa facility. The thermal baths and heated swimming pools offer respite and relaxation after a long day of driving, or after completing a hike in the Fish River Canyon.
- 7 Bush Family Chalets
- 16 River View Double Rooms
- 20 Mountain View Double Rooms
- 100 Camping Sites but can take more (Maximum 8 pax per campsite)
- Guided Nature Drives
- Fish River Viewpoint
- Walking Trails
- Bird Watching
- Mountain Climbing
- Fish River Canyon Trail (1 May – 15 September)
- Indoor and Outdoor Swimming Pools
- Tourist Shop (Curio Shop)
- Restaurant
- Kiosk
- Spa and Masseuse
- Laundry Service
- Filling Station
+264 63 683 676/7
+264 63 683 682
Distance from key areas:
Windhoek – 712 km
Swakopmund – 621 km
Etosha National Park – 1,131 km
