Namibia
Enormous chunk of metal, fallen from space. I found it worthwhile the N$40 SADC rate, but it really must be something you're interested in or you're just in the neighbourhood. Price now is N$250 per foreign adult.
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Quite a phenomenon and well worth seeing it. Doesn’t take long and the government has done a great job creating a worthwhile tourist attraction. The private farm owners Rina Amal curio shop . All staff extremely friendly and the entire place well maintained . Even though you pay, it’s money well spent and goes to a good cause
Report Check-InWell worth the visit especially for children who dig space! Actually quite impressive. Largest meteorite in the world! N$40 pp SADC citizen rate. Children 8 and under free. Cash payments only. Accept ZAR currency. Open 7 days a week 08:00 to 17:00.
Report Check-InI didn't read the latest comment, yes price now is N$ 250 pp for foreigners, so we came but didn't enter.
Report Check-InPrice is now 250 NAD per person (since 01.04.2022). So we did not visit it.
Report Check-InFascinating! Amazing to thinks its a solid piece of iron. Vandalism evident which is sad.
Report Check-In50 NB adults and 40 children. Quite expensive. But if you’re in the area, you should visit. It’s impressive as it’s pure metal from outer space.
Report Check-InA rock from outer space. Just that, a rock and a souvenir shop. 50N$ pp
Report Check-InPrices have risen: 50N$ per person for internationals. We asked them to stay the night outside, in the parking, and after asking for another 50N$, they agreed and we stayed for free.
Report Check-InEnormous chunk of metal, fallen from space. I found it worthwhile, but it really must be something you're interested in or you're just in the neighbourhood. N$30 foreign adult plus N$10 per car.
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