I am Lien, 50-something, and passionate about food and cocktails. Born and raised in Namibia, the most beautiful country in the world. In my free time, I like to visit the beach and watch sunsets with family and friends. I enjoy connecting with people and will offer my assistance and knowledge and will be sincerely happy to host you in my lovely, cozy, and beautiful apartment. Making unforgettable memories is what you will take with you.

This chic one-bedroom apartment offers a serene retreat, perfectly blending contemporary design with the tranquility of nature. Unwind in the cozy reading nook, where you're invited to browse our curated collection—simply take a book and replace it with one of your own to keep the literary exchange alive. The open-plan living area and well-appointed kitchen provide all the comforts of home. At the same time, large windows frame the stunning dune panorama, ensuring every moment is infused with natural beauty.

Kramersdorf is a delightful and tranquil neighbourhood in the coastal town of Swakopmund, Namibia. It's known for its serene ambiance and beautiful architecture, often reflecting the town's rich German colonial history. The area uniquely blends German heritage and Namibian traditions, creating a welcoming and intriguing atmosphere. You'll find quiet streets, often lined with palm trees, and the fresh ocean breeze is a constant companion due to its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean. Kramersdorf is ideal for those seeking relaxation while conveniently close to Swakopmund's main attractions. It also boasts a strong community spirit, with locals and visitors often coming together for events and festivals. Local Attractions in and around Kramersdorf and Swakopmund: While Kramersdorf is primarily residential with guesthouses, its appeal lies in its peaceful setting and easy access to the broader Swakopmund area. Here are some of the key attractions and activities: Within Swakopmund (easily accessible from Kramersdorf): Swakopmund Museum: Offers excellent insight into the diverse history, flora, fauna, and cultures of Namibia. National Marine Aquarium of Namibia: Explore the fascinating marine life of the Benguela Current, including sharks and rays, through an underwater tunnel. Woermann House (Woermannhaus): A landmark built in 1906 with a prominent tower (Damara Tower), now housing a public library and offering great views of the town and dunes from its tower. Crystal Gallery (Kristall Galerie): A must-visit for geology enthusiasts, showcasing an impressive collection of Namibian crystals, minerals, and gemstones, including the largest known crystal cluster in the world. Swakopmund Jetty (Mole): A historic pier stretching into the Atlantic Ocean, perfect for a stroll, enjoying the sunset, or dining at the Jetty 1905 Restaurant. Altes Gefängnis (Old Prison): A historic prison designed in 1909. German Colonial Architecture: Sim