"Arnhem" ...untainted by the outside world - famous for bats since 1930. Namibia's largest, longest and most majestic cave; inhabited by 6 different species of bats.

For a number of years Arnhem Cave & Lodge have been welcoming guests into their world. Arriving as strangers, many guests leave as friends. Arnhem hosts are passionate about providing a level of hospitality that is rarely experienced, ensuring their guests relax in their company and enjoy their stay from beginning to end.
Arnhem Cave is 4,5km in length - the longest in Namibia. It was officially declared a tourism attraction by the Namibian Ministry of Environment and Tourism in 1995. Situated only 85km from the Hosea Kutako International Airport near Windhoek and 130km from the capital, making it the ideal first or last stop during your visit to Namibia. A guided tour through the cave at your request, will probably leave you with your most memorable experience of caving. The duration of the tour depends on how far you would like to explore the cave. No crawling is necessary and the tour could last up to three hours - if you desire. Arnhem Cave is sill in a completely natural state. It developed through the solution of limestone and dolomite from between thin layers of quartzite and shale. The insoluble rock layers eventually collapsed to form a large complex of narrow tunnels and enormous caverns.

Arnhem Cave consists of thatched chalets, camping sites and a spacious lapa area under thatch where meals are served when requested. Alternatively guest can be self-sufficient and do their own catering. Visitors are most welcome to make use of the bar, braai and swimming pool facilities.

To our existing guests, we extend a warm welcome back and to our new guests we offer our heartiest congratulations for having found us and we look forward to seeing you soon.