Keetmanshoop is centrally located near the Fish River and is one of the area’s few main road junctions – a tarred road leads north to Windhoek and west to Luderitz. The town stands out as the hub of Namibia’s Karakul wool industry. Regarded by some as the ‘capital of the south’, Keetmanshoop boasts an excellent tourist information centre, beautiful gardens and all the modern amenities tourists may be accustomed to. The Keetmanshoop museum and range of impressive German colonial buildings are must-see attractions for tourists visiting the town. Many tourists choose Keetmanshoop as the starting point for their trips to the Fish River Canyon. Keetmanshoop accommodation is popular and easy to find. Hotels in Keetmanshoop offer superior accommodation and excellent service. Keetmanshoop guesthouses offer personalised accommodation that is famous for that ‘home away from home’ feeling. Self-catering lodging – known for a comfortable and warm atmosphere – is another option for tourists in Keetmanshoop

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