River Lily
Namibia
A River Lily (Crinum macowanii) is a large, bell-shaped flower, either pale-pink to dark-pink, occasionally with dark streaks. They usually grow along rivers between Windhoek and Okahandja and Otjiwarongo and Grootfontein.
Flowering time is from October to February. Stalks grow up to 1.2m tall above a clump of strap-shaped green leaves. They require a lot of sunshine, some watering and are frost hardy. They attract bees and butterflies.
On an old mission station south of Okahandja, the farm Otjisazu is full of historical interest
Situated some distance west of Okahandja the natural hot spring has been tapped and is used to full both an indoor and outdoor pool
A tranquil garden & African decor give this country hotel laid back, relaxed feeling. Situated on the outskirts of the town of Okahandja
A game farm which offers a 'boutique camping experience' with accommodation in air-conditioned permanently erected tents

