Really nice cozy Guesthouse in the center of town with comfy beds, the new breakfast area complete the excellent breakfast, very friendly and helpful staff, secure parking, great laundry service and good tips for the surroundings and they can book you on all activities and tours for competitive prices.

THE MOLE GUESTHOUSE is just one of Swakopmund's secret Gems. Close to the beach and vibrant town center with its numerous restaurants, bars, and shops - and only 30km from the Walvis Bay airport. A buffet breakfast is available each morning and activities in and around Swakopmund can be arranged for unforgettable adventures for everyone. PLEASE NOTE: WE ARE A SMALL BED AND BREAKFAST AND NOT A SELF-CATERING. Swakopmund weather is unpredictable -we do not have heaters or aircons in the rooms. 1. YOUR BOOKING IS PER PERSON! NOT PER ROOM. 2. REMEMBER TO BOOK AND ADD THE CORRECT AGES OF YOUR CHILDREN 3. BREAKING OUR HOUSE RULES & REGULATIONS WILL TERMINATE YOUR STAY WITHOUT A REFUND. NO SPROSTITUTES ALLOWED ON PREMISES - ONLY REGISTERED GUEST ALLOWED ! 4. YOUR CARD WILL NOT BE CHARGED, ITS ONLY TO SECURE YOUR BOOKING. Rates and Price Variations: We reserve the right to vary prices and rates If the cost of any service increases : All prices are subject to change. 5. We start our check-in process from 14h00 till 20h00. RESCEPTION CLOSE AT 20h00. 6. NO PETS ALLOWED 50% DEPOSIT IS ONLY FOR ALL SADEC COUNTRIES. DECEMBER MONTH BOOKINGS WILL BE CANCELLED IF DEPOSIT IS NOT RECEIVED. SMOKING IN ROOMS STRICTLY PROHIBITED! IF SMOKING OCCURS DURING YOUR STAY A THE CLEANING FEE OF 2000 WILL BE BILLED TO YOUR ACCOUNT RAUCHEN IN ZIMMERN STRENGSTENS VERBOTEN! SOLLTE WÄHREND IHRES AUFENTHALTS IM ZIMMER GERAUCHT WERDEN, WIRD IHNEN EINE REINIGUNGSGEBÜHR VON 2000 dollar IN RECHNUNG GESTELLT.

In the late nineteenth century, a small group of hardy settlers arrived on the Atlantic shore of the Namib Desert. They brought a piece of Germany with them. Today, this facet of history survives in the town's colonial architecture, while details of its social and natural history are captured in exhibits at the Swakopmund Museum. The Mole is a concrete pier that was constructed at the turn of the 20th century to serve the burgeoning number of ships and tugs arriving there but proved to be a white elephant. Ocean currents created sandbanks that made the harbour difficult to access and it was abandoned in favor of a new wooden jetty just a couple of years after being built. Today, the Mole is a local landmark and popular leisure spot, with a protected beach, leafy surrounds and an array of shops, hotels, and restaurants.