Outdoor Experiences
Here, a stay stretches beyond the bungalow itself: into farm life, mountain movement, slower indoor corners, mule treks, evening fires and the small details guests remember afterwards.
Shape your stay around the wider Moonraker rhythm: animals on the farm, trails into the Auas landscape, library pauses, evening fires and the curious details that make the property feel discovered rather than staged.
Moonraker’s appeal comes from mixing nature with personality.
The farm is not only about accommodation. It is about the hours in between: animals that appear naturally around the property, mountain light, warm people and the small design details spread across the grounds.
Cats remain part of the mood, but so do goats, pigs and the wider life of the reserve. Artifacts, signs, stories, gathering spaces, the pool, the library, restaurant and bush bar all belong to that broader Moonraker atmosphere, alongside guided tours, game drives, hiking trails, horse riding and mule treks.
A relaxed day pass for guests who want to enjoy Moonraker without an overnight stay.
Spend the day at Moonraker and enjoy pool access, the calm library, shady outdoor seating and the easy farm atmosphere just outside Windhoek.
The day visit is ideal for a short escape, a relaxed lunch stop or a slow afternoon with time by the pool, around the gardens and in the shared guest areas.
A distinctly Moonraker outing through the reserve, priced at 3,500 NAD per person.
Mule treks remain one of the classic Moonraker signatures: slower than a rushed activity, more atmospheric than a standard outing and closely tied to the character of the farm.
They work especially well for guests who want time in the landscape with a touch of story and adventure. The current rate is 3,500 NAD per person.
Conference space bookable by the hour or for the full day, with optional tea time and lunch.
Moonraker offers a warm, personal conference setting for workshops, smaller conferences, strategy retreats and focused team time. The room can be booked for 680 NAD per hour or 4,500 NAD for a full day.
Optional catering can be added at 200 NAD per person for tea time and 380 NAD per person for lunch. A current conference special is also available at 575 NAD per person for a full day including a light lunch, three coffee and tea breaks, fruit and cake.
Full-day conference package including light lunch, three tea and coffee breaks, fruit and cake.
This package is designed for teams and groups who want a simple all-in conference setup for the day. It includes the conference room, a light lunch, three tea and coffee breaks, fruit and cake.
The special rate is 575 NAD per person per day.
Meet the animals that quietly shape the mood of Moonraker, from resident cats to goats, pigs and the occasional terrace visitor.
At Moonraker, farm life is not a side note. Cats move through shared spaces as if they belong there, goats and pigs appear without ceremony, and the mornings feel lived-in rather than staged for show.
That is one of the memories guests carry away: the sense that the farm is real, inhabited and full of character before anything touristic even begins.
Look out for sayings, artifacts and the famous British telephone box tucked across the farm.
Part of Moonraker’s charm is that not everything announces itself at once. Paths, corners and gathering spaces hide playful details, old objects and small visual surprises that make wandering part of the stay.
Guests who move slowly discover the farm’s humor and history piece by piece, from curious artifacts to the iconic telephone box standing unexpectedly in the bush.
Walk into the reserve and let the Auas landscape open up slowly around you.
Hiking at Moonraker is less about rushing from marker to marker and more about letting the landscape reveal itself. Quiet bush terrain, open light and selected viewpoints near the Auas Mountains reward guests who move slowly.
It suits those who want to feel the rhythm of the land, stop often and come back with dust on their shoes and more space in their head than before.
One of the simplest, warmest and most memorable parts of a stay on the farm.
As the light softens across the reserve, Moonraker becomes especially atmospheric. The sky widens, the mountains darken and the fire draws people gently back together.
These evenings sit at the emotional center of the farm: unhurried, outdoors and full of quiet warmth.
See the farm and reserve from horseback, with openness, rhythm and a little old-world romance still in it.
Horse riding at Moonraker is designed for relaxed discovery rather than spectacle. Open terrain, changing light and the wider reserve feel different from the saddle, especially in the softer hours of the day.
These rides fit the spirit of the farm: unhurried, scenic and close to the land, with just enough romance to feel like part of the old Moonraker imagination.
Walk the reserve and let Moonraker’s landscape reveal itself at your own pace.
Not every memorable Moonraker outing needs a fixed programme. The reserve, quieter farm paths and open bush invite sunrise walks, slower loops and scenic wandering through the Auas landscape.
These routes bring guests closer to the land itself and complement the more distinctive signature experiences on the farm without competing with them.
Quiet indoor hours for reading, reflection and stepping out of the sun for a while.
Moonraker is not only outdoors. The library adds a quieter layer to the stay, inviting guests to read, pause and retreat without losing the farm’s atmosphere.
It belongs to the slower side of Moonraker: shade, conversation, softer indoor hours and time that does not need filling with activity.
Intimate events, long-table dinners and memorable moments that still feel relaxed.
Moonraker also lends itself to celebrations: family occasions, private dinners, relaxed gatherings and evenings that feel atmospheric rather than formal.
That sense of occasion without stiffness has long been part of the farm’s charm, and it is exactly what makes shared moments here feel distinctive.
