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 Naukluft experience - Namib Naufluft
NAUKLUFTexperience presents a new perspective of the Naukluft Massif, one of the last pristine wilderness areas in Namibia. Ever-flowing fountains, unique flora and fauna and a diverse bird life provide the background for hiking, horse riding, a Driving Academy and much more.
The Naukluft offers a unique hiking experience. A must for the hiker is the Peter Bridgeford Hiking Trail on Ababis and the famous Quivertree Gorge Trail on BüllsPort. From horseback Naukluft can be experienced in a unique closeness to wildlife and nature. Excursions range from hourly riding lessons to multiple day events. Prepare youself with an on-road-safety training for the thousands of kilomtres of gravel road you will experience during your visit to Namibia or just have fun on a off-road training event. A visit to Sossusvlei is an affordable day excursion from the Naukluft area.
Single travellers feel at home as we come together at the big family table in the traditional guest-farm atmosphere.
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 Rostock Ritz Desert Lodge - Namib Naukluft
Rostock Ritz Desert Lodge is a unique destination in the heart of the Namib Desert, offering travellers an unforgettable experience. Set amidst 12 000 hectares of awesome scenery and inspiring stillness, the intriguing rock igloos of the lodge have minimal visual and ecological impact on their surroundings, reflecting the colour and ambience of the Namib itself and affording visitors breathtaking views.
There are 18 remarkable, uniquely styled rooms (two are wheelchair-friendly) and two spacious luxury rooms, all fully en suite and with a view across the desert. The á-la-carte restaurant, also open for lunch and to non-residents, is famous for its superb cuisine and splendid service. Other amenities include a large reception lounge, a fully licensed bar and an entertainment area with a cool infinity pool with the best view in the west. Activities include ten easy to moderately difficult well-marked hiking trails – including a booklet in english and german, GPS tracks and a GPS device to loan out if needed – through dunes, canyons and the adjoining Damara Mountains; 4x4 nature drives to view Bushman rock art or to experience our splendid sundowner; and self-drive tours to Sossusvlei. Scenic flights can be pre-booked, while light aircraft are welcomed to an airstrip with night-landing facilities (Co-ordinates 23°32’275”S 15°50’335”E). A camping place – Rostock Campsite – is available 4 kilometres from the lodge. Why not highlight your Out-of-Africa experience by making Rostock Ritz in the magnificent Namib your centre for a longer stay?
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 Solitaire Country Lodge - Namib Naufluft
The mystic little town of Solitaire does justice to its name in more ways than one, and is a must as a stopover on your tour of south-western Namibia. Fuel, tyre repair, general dealer, home-baked bread and apple pie, 25 bedrooms with swimming pool, camping (30 sites) and meals in an environment with a unique character and unsurpassed hospitality. Only 83 km from Sesriem and 148km from Sossusvlei it is an ideal base from where to explore the Naukluft Mountains. Scenic drives with spectacular sunsets can be booked at the lodge.
Landing strip o-ordinates S 23.54 E.016.01.
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 NWR Sussus Dune Lodge - Namib Naukluft
Sossus Dune Lodge is NWR's first exclusive lodge in the Namib-Naukluft Park. Built primarily from wood, canvas and thatch, in an attractive “afro-village” style, Sossus Dune Lodge offers guests an evocative and life-changing experience. Situated within the park, guests will benefit from being able to reach Sossusvlei before sunrise, and to stay until after sunset, and on their return after an exhilarating day, to relax in the tranquility and splendour of the Namib Desert, under the spectacular African sky. Sossus Dune Lodge will offer professional guided tours to fully unleash the beauty and biological diversity of the desert environment to visitors.
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 Sossusvlei Lodge - Namib Naukluft
If AWESOME had a physical address, it would be here... Sossusvlei Lodge is luxury situated right at the entrance gate to the famous Sossusvlei, renowned for the highest sand dunes in the world. The restaurant and al fresco terrace are well known for excellent meals, also affording spectacular views of a floodlit waterhole. The sparkling swimming pool, curio shop, uniquely painted bar and reading room with fire place/air-conditioning round off the comfort.
Only an hours flight by air taxi fromWindhoek, Swakopmund or Walvis Bay.
The Adventure Centre offers a wide range of activities and excursions for guests: • guided tours to Sossusvlei, the Dead Vlei and Sesriem Canyon • nature drives by 4x4 or quad bike • sunrise and sundowner drives, nature walks • bush dinners • hot air ballooning • scenic flights, air taxi and charter flights
Outdoor catering is offered for incentive groups and special occasions such as weddings, honeymoons, anniversaries, product launches, outdoor seminars and team building efforts.
Let the tremendous space, tranquillity and exclusivity of Sossusvlei Lodge seep into your soul -
surely one of the most unique sites in all Africa... Sossusvlei Lodge!
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 Wolwedans Dunes Lodge - Namib Naukluft
Dunes Lodge
The Dunes Lodge is perched on top of a dune plateau, overlooking panoramic vistas in all directions, capturing the desert in a most memorable way. The building style is a combination of wooden structures, large canvas blinds and windows that open up to the desert. The lodge reflects the ambience of a tented camp, but provides the comfort and protection of a permanent building. Each of the nine spacious en-suite chalets sports a private veranda, connecting you to vast stretches of untouched desert. Sleeping with your canvas blinds open is just like sleeping under the stars.
The main complex consists of two lounges, a number of sundowner decks, a fireplace, a tea deck, a library, the wine cellar and two dining rooms. The lodge also has a swimming pool, suspended above the sand, with desert vistas all around. All communal areas of the lodge open out onto decks with superb views. The variety of recreational space makes a visit both exciting and relaxing. To make your visit most rewarding, we recommend you stay for three nights.
A special attraction of the lodge is the Mountain View Suite. With living space in abundance, it provides style, comfort and flair for those who want to stay for several days. The suite promises private seclusion in the heart of nature.
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Wolwedans Dune Camp
Dune Camp
Positioned on the edge of a 250-metre high dune, the Dune Camp sleeps a maximum of 12 guests in a totally unspoilt setting. Guests stay in comfortable tents pitched on wooden platforms. A spacious deck, allowing for safe sleep-outs under the stars and a private bathroom make for a civilised camping experience.
The lapa comprises a lounge, dining area and an open-plan kitchen, allowing guests to chat to the chef while he prepares yet another sumptuous dinner. The sundowner deck with its fireplace is the central meeting point of the camp, making for a cosy and relaxed ambience.
Whilst the lodge accommodates guests in need of relaxed comfort and space, the camp provides a more down-to-earth experience. Its rustic but unique atmosphere courts the young and more adventurous traveller.
The charm of the camp lies in its tranquil, intimate atmosphere, capturing the romance of a bygone era. Dune Camp requires a minimum stay of two nights. A day safari with picnic lunch en route is part of the package.
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 Wolwedans Private Camp - Namib Naukluft
Private Camp
Situated in the quiet and idyllic valley, this splendid suite caters exclusively for four guests. It is the perfect getaway for honeymooners and individuals seeking uncompromising privacy and solitude.
The Private Camp – a combination of wood and canvas that opens out into nature – offers two spacious en-suite bedrooms, a ‘sala’ where you can laze away having a siesta, various decks and a central lounge, combining a study, living room, dining area and a fully equipped open-plan kitchen.
The Private Camp is designed for those who enjoy the peace that only utter silence can offer. Get away for a day or two and revel in the luxury of reading, reflecting or taking walks in one of the most enchanting landscapes in Africa. Guided scenic drives, scenic flights, hot-air ballooning and nature walks can be arranged, either privately (at an extra charge) or to be shared with other lodge or camp guests.
The Private Camp is your special home at Wolwedans. It demands nothing more than for you to relax and gaze at the ever-changing colours of the desert.
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 Wolwedans Boulder safari Camp - Namib Naukluft
Boulder Safari Camp
Situated about 45 kilometres south of Wolwedans and hugged by massive granite rocks, Boulders Camp is the latest addition to the Wolwedans Collection.
Sleeping a maximum of eight guests in four spacious tents, Boulders is the most exclusive camp at Wolwedans. The mess tent area has both a dining and a lounge tent, with an open fireplace and an awesome sundowner spot overlooking the vast beauty of the reserve.
From Boulders Camp you will explore the deep south of the NamibRand Nature Reserve. Guided scenic drives, or two- to three-hour walking safaris along the ancient Bushman hunting grounds, will fill your days.
Boulders calls for a two-night stay. It is ideally booked in combination with one or two nights at any of the other camps in the dunes, which makes for a versatile desert experience.
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 Auob Country Lodge - Central South
Near Gochas in the Kalahari, this gem offers 25 en-suite twin/double rooms with buffet/table d’hote dining room, conference room for 52 delegates, bar, lounge, lapa, barbecue area and swimming pool. Activities include hiking, game drives and hunting on neighbouring farms by prior arrangement. Situated approximately 150 km from the Mata-Mata gate to the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park. Sundowners on the dunes and game drives, gravel airstrip co-ordinates S24.49 E18.46. The ideal first night stopover on your tour to the south. Beautiful Kalahari landscape en route to Quiver Tree Forest and Keetmanshoop. Fifteen campsites with water and electricity. Three-star rating.
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 Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch - Central South
Wake up in the morning and know…
This is where you are supposed to be!
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 Bird's accomondation - Central South
Situated in the centre of Keetmanshoop are the gracious Bird’s Mansions Hotel with 23 rooms and the clean and fresh Bird’s Nest Bed & Breakfast with 10 rooms. All the rooms are air-conditioned and have bathrooms en suite, direct-dial telephones and television (DStv – five channels). Both establishments have barbecue facilities and secure parking, and provide a laundry service and transport to and from the airport or station. They prepare takeaways and lunch packs on request. The hotel has a fully licensed restaurant, shaded beer and tea garden, Internet café and two conference venues.
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 Canyon Hotel & Casino- Central South
Whether you’re on your first, second, third or hundredth visit to the south, on a routine business trip or simply spending the night at Keetmanshoop en route to South Africa, the place to stay is the Canyon Hotel. Characterised by its distinctive Beau Geste architecture and outstanding woodcarvings by one of Namibia’s most prominent artists, the late Peter Downing, the Canyon is Keetmanshoop’s premier hotel. Most of the rooms have been tastefully refurbished, the bar is the most popular in town, the excellent Canyon kitchen, known especially for the variety and quality of its comprehensive breakfasts, caters for all tastes, the swimming pool is stylish and secluded, the conference facilities have all the latest equipment and safe parking is provided for vehicles, with a watchman on duty throughout the night.
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 Central Lodge - Central South
Surrounded by an endless diversity of breathtaking beauty and never-ending vistas, Keetmanshoop, the capital of the arid south, is host to the Central Lodge. Inspired by the former Hansa Hotel whose foundation was laid in 1910, Central Lodge has been graciously upgraded to welcome you with its combination of comfort and charm. The lodge has 22 spacious rooms, one family and one self-catering unit. All rooms are air-conditioned and have a telephone, five-channel television, coffee machine and a settee for two. Facilities are an à-la-carte restaurant (fully licensed), a private bar, swimming pool with rock features, secure indoor parking, e-mail facilities and a conference room with television/video machine, flip chart and overhead projector.
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 Intu Afrika
Zebra Lodge is set in a panorama of open grassy plain, acacia woodlands and red sand dunes. A luxurious establishment, the cool interior reflects casual comfort. This unique lodge can accommodate 26 guests in eight luxury twin rooms and five suites. Each air-conditioned room has an en-suite bathroom with all modern conveniences and is furnished with an elegant simplicity that reminds one of a bygone era.
Camelthorn Kalahari Lodge is set in a secluded valley between two red sand dunes and hidden amongst ancient camelthorn trees. The lodge consists of a thatched main building, dining area and boma overlooking a natural stone pool, with each of the 11 double chalets fitted with air conditioning and private en-suite facilities.
Suricate Tented Lodge is situated on the Intu Afrika Kalahari Private Game Reserve in the south-western part of the Kalahari Desert. This luxury tented lodge offers twelve luxurious walk-in-style tents, well secluded in the Kalahari savannah. Each tent has a private deck and an intimate open-air bathroom. A cosy African-style lounge overlooking the vast grassy pans surrounding the Auob River and the pool deck provide the perfect setting for drinks and meals.
Our guests can explore the Kalahari in open 4x4 vehicles, take guided walks with Bushman trackers and trained guides and at the end of the day relax around the pool or in the well-appointed lounge overlooking the waterhole.
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 Kalahari Anib Lodge - Central Lodge
In the midst of the red Kalahari dunes Kalahari Anib Lodge rises like a lush green oasis: the restaurant and chalets are arranged around a shaded courtyard with a large swimming pool. 36 rooms with a private veranda are available for tour groups. For individual travellers there are 19 rooms, set slightly apart, with views of the open Kalahari savannah and with a separate swimming pool. Camping guests are catered for as well – with three exclusive sites equipped with private bathrooms and barbecue facilities. Located about 30 km north-east of Mariental, the lodge makes for an ideal stopover on the way south.
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 NWR Ai-Ais - Deep South
Ai-Ais, meaning ‘burning water’ in one of the local languages, refers to the sulphurous hot springs that are found in this area. The natural hot-water spa complex at Ai-Ais lies in the riverbed at the southern end of the Fish River conservation area. The facility offers seven luxury chalets, 36 double rooms and two tour-guide units, a big under-roof hot-water spa with changing rooms and lockers, camping sites, four ablution blocks, two communal kitchens, barbecue areas and an outdoor swimming pool. The Ai-Ais Park now forms part of the Ai-Ais/ Richtersveld Transfrontier Park.
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 Canon Lodge - Deep South
20 km from the Fish River Canyon on the C37
Cañon Lodge is located in the Gondwana Cañon Park, only 20 km from the Fish River Canyon. The 25 en-suite chalets were built from natural stone and have thatched roofs. Nestled against massive granite boulders, your accommodation will leave you in no doubt that nature is on your very doorstep. Linger at the restaurant and take a closer look at the carefully arranged decor dating back to the early farming days. Explore the park on your own, whether on horseback, by four-wheel drive or on foot. Or just relax with a book on our shady terrace or at the swimming pool.
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 NWR Fish River Canyon & Hobas Campsite - Deep South
The Fish River Canyon is one of the largest canyons in the world, and one of the most impressive natural features in the southern part of Namibia. The massive ravine, gouged out of the surface of the land many millions of years ago, is 550 m deep in places and about 160 km long. The Fish River flows intermittently in the late summer months, drying up as the year progresses to become a series of long narrow pools on the sandy rock-strewn floor of the chasm. The Fish River Hiking Trail extends over 85 km from the main lookout point to Ai-Ais. It is self-guided and usually takes four to five days to complete. Due to extreme temperatures and the risk of flash flooding in summer, the trail is open only from 15 April to 15 September. Groups must consist of a minimum of three people and maximum of 40. Medical certificates of physical fitness issued within the previous 40 days need to be shown at Hobas before starting on the hike.
Situated some 70 km north of Ai-Ais and 10 km from the main viewpoint along the access road to the canyon, is the Hobas Camping Site with communal ablution facilities, a kiosk with basic supplies and a swimming pool. Hobas is the official viewpoint to the Fish River Canyon. Driving out from Hobas, the first viewpoint you reach is known as the Main Viewpoint. The view from here is the one that appears in most publicity brochures and there are several shaded picnic tables and barbecue facilities here. As the viewpoint is westward facing, early morning rather than late afternoon is the best time to come here.
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 Fish River Lodge - Deep South
Imagine waking to a view so surreal that you think you’re still dreaming. Endless vistas in gorgeous pastel hues; your bedroom a skilfully designed haven that at every turn leaves you in awe of your surroundings; delicate cotton linens, natural tones that echo the view, textures that soothe… this is a sanctuary you’ll be hard pressed to leave.
But leave it you must … the chefs will fortify you for a day of discovery with piles of fluffy eggs, crisp bacon, fragrant roasted tomatoes and a rainbow of exquisite fresh fruit. After one last impossibly aromatic coffee, your guide will lead you to his cruiser.
The pre-exploration talk will give you an idea of the rugged journey you are about to undertake. As with many of life’s experiences, the adventure will become an unforgettable chapter in your memoirs. The drive starts on the plateau and gradually winds its way down into the canyon. Is it possible that such a harsh environment can be home to such a diversity of wildlife?
The black-backed jackal greets you with his eerie howl, a herd of mountain zebra canter up an impossible slope and a diminutive klipspringer clings to his tiny precipice. The morning passes and soon you find yourself climbing over smooth boulders to an extraordinary picnic site on the edge of a natural pool. The water is invigorating and unaccountably you are more than ready for the feast that is spread out before you.
From the comfort of your bed you can enjoy spectacular views as the sun rises and sets over the main canyon. Black eagles enjoy the thermal updrafts and fascinating desert-adapted plants thrive among the rocks in the forest of ancient quiver trees surrounding the lodge. Rare mountain zebra and elusive klipspringer wander the remote valleys and side canyons.
With 45 000 hectares situated in the Canyon Nature Park, including 50 kilometres of river frontage, your visit can be as adventurous or as tranquil as you like. If you are more energetic, you can walk along the rim of the canyon or visit archaeological sites, undertake guided hikes and trips down into the heart of the canyon, or you can simply relax on the deck of the lodge and enjoy the breathtaking views.
The 20 comfortable chalets offer you privacy, including indoor and outdoor showers. The main lodge is stylishly decorated with a large deck overlooking the canyon.
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 Vogelstrausskluft Lodge - Deep South
Situated on the rim of the Fish River Canyon along the upper Fish River in southern Namibia. 70 km from Keetmanshoop on the B4 en-route to Lüderitz, 30 km on the well maintained gravel road D463 (Feldschuhhorn turn-off).
The lodge offers 24 tastefully furnished rooms, thatched, air-conditioned, tea & coffee facilities and balcony with views. Excellent cuisine. Appropriately styled restaurant, bar and lounge interior. Rimless pool with uninterrupted views over an ancient river bed. Activities offered.
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Klein Aus vista - Southern Coastal
3 km west of Aus on the B4, 120 km from Lüderitz
Situated where the Succulent Karoo and Namib Desert meets, with exceptional views over the Gondwana Sperrgebiet Rand Park’s 510 km2 of endless desert plains. Neighbouring the area where the Namib Desert Horses roam free, Klein-Aus Vista is your perfect base for participating in a wide range of activities. Keep in mind that Lüderitz is only 120 km away, ideal for a day visit.
Accommodation: Desert Horse Inn – 24 stylish, comfortable rooms with en-suite facilities, restaurant, bar, lounge and sundowner deck.
Eagle’s Nest Lodge – 15 minutes’ drive from reception/restaurant, seven rock chalets built around gigantic boulders, each with its own fireplace, lounge/kitchenette and private veranda with a never-ending view of the desert.
Geisterschlucht Cabin – a dormitory rock cabin sleeping 20.
Camping – 10 sites.
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 Luderitz Nest Hoteal - Southern coastal
Nestled in a bay in the Atlantic Ocean, the Nest Hotel offers a pleasant, soulful and liberating experience. The Nest Hotel in the picturesque town of Lüderitz offers the holidaymaker and business traveller luxurious beachfront accommodation (73 rooms) in a spectacular setting. All rooms are sea facing and equipped with air-conditioning, en-suite facilities, satellite television and a private telephone. Guests can enjoy swimming at our private beach or swimming pool and are welcome to make use of the sauna. Enjoy a drink at our Oyster Bar and a fresh seafood dinner at the Penguin Restaurant (International Menu, mainly á la carte, occasionally buffet and carvery). Full conference and function facilities are available. We are a very popular stopover for 4x4 travellers and are an ideal base for exclusive guided self-drive 4x4 trips into the Namib Desert to Saddle Hill and Spencer Bay. Explore destinations such as Dias Point, Bogenfels Rock Arch (one day trip), Pomona (deserted mining town), the ghost town of Kolmanskop and the Lüderitz Museum. A refreshing oasis on your tour through the rugged, dry Namib Desert.
Yearly recipient of HAN Award since opening.
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 Protea Hotel Sea View Zum sperrgebiet - Southern Coastal
Located in the seaside diamond town of Lüderitz, its heritage encapsulated in the buildings and its surroundings, is the popular Protea Hotel Sea-View Zum Sperrgebiet. Here, against the stark backdrop of an unforgiving and ever-changing desert, you will find comfort in 22 comfortable and spacious rooms. Indulge your taste buds with a variety of seafood or mouth-watering meat dishes in the restaurant, and relax in our heated indoor swimming pool or sauna. We are within walking distance of the beach and only 10 minutes’ drive from Lüderitz Airport and Kolmanskop Ghost Town.
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 Betesda Lodge & Camping - Namib Naukluft
On your way to Sossusvlei there is a place where the hand of God paused, creating a world of awe-inspiring plains surrounded by magnificent mountains. This is where you will experience true tranquillity, silence and solitude. Betesda offers 17 twin-bed and four family rooms, decorated with an African theme and each with its own private patio with beautiful views. For campers we have 14 sites with braai facilities and an ablution block with hot water. Further amenities include a thatched dining area, lapa bar, sunset lookout point, swimming pool, an Internet café and curio shop. We also offer quad bike trips, Sossusvlei and Sesriem Canyon excursions.
Co-ordinates: 24˚37'161" S 015˚59'424" E
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 Hoodia Desert Lodge - Namib Naukluft
Nestled on the banks of the Tsauchab River 15 minutes’ drive from Sesriem is the beautiful Hoodia Desert Camp with 12 luxury en-suite tented, thatched roof bungalows and two guide rooms. Each bungalow has a private open-air bathroom, shaded porch and stargazing platform.
In our restaurant we serve exquisite traditional and international cuisine accompanied by a wide selection of South African wines from our underground wine cellar. You can relax on an extended wooden deck over the Tsauchab River and enjoy the view from our swimming pool sculpted into natural rock. We offer guided bird, plant, scenic and game drives on request.
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 Kulala Wilderness Camp & Kulala Desert Lodge
Magnificent views of the famous dunes of Sossusvlei, breathtaking mountain scenery and vast open plains - Kulala Desert Lodge has these in bulk. The "kulalas" ("to sleep" in Oshiwambo) each with en-suite bathrooms and verandas, built on a wooden platform with a flat rooftop to view or sleep under the myriad stars that Namibia's clear skies portray. The main area, with décor inspired by northern Africa, has a lounge, bar, dining area, small pool, and wrap-around veranda overlooking the waterhole - a perfect location to view and photograph the desert vista.
Kulala Wilderness Camp, situated on a different area of the private reserve, is perfectly placed to catch the majestic Namibian sunsets. The camp has comfortable "kulalas" with verandas, en-suite bathrooms and sundecks, all on elevated platforms for that spectacular vista of the valley and mountains beyond. The main area is raised too, built of canvas with thatched roofing and offering a cosy atmosphere, complete with bar and sparkling pool.
Nearby world-famous Sossusvlei is an enormous clay pan, flanked by the famous red sand dunes – the most well-known being Dune 45 – that have developed over millions of years, the wind continuously refashioning their contours. The "vlei" itself only fills after rare heavy rainfall when, in a complete turnaround, it transforms into a spectacular turquoise lake.
Both Camps cater mainly to the self-drive market but guided excursions and game drives are offered at additional cost (or included if booked on the Fully Inclusive rate) from the camp. These trips include: Excursions to Sossusvlei, the Sesriem Canyon and Naukluft Mountains, walking the Moringa Trail and Balloon Safaris (additional cost; closed between 15 January and 15 February).
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 Le Mirage Desert Lodge & Spa
Le Mirage Desert Lodge & Spa is located only 21 km from Sesriem, the entrance gate to Sossusvlei in the Namib-Naukluft Park. The lodge is a harmonious blend of luxury and nature, with each room offering a spectacular view of the Namib Desert. Guests are accommodated in 25 luxury en-suite rooms with air-conditioning, safe, minibar and coffee & tea facilities.
We have a spacious restaurant to shelter you from the harsh desert climate. One of our highlights at Le Mirage is our spa, which specialises in massages, pedicures, manicures, aroma massages, Thai massages and de-stress programmes. In the large courtyard, guests can retreat at the swimming pool sheltered from the desert in a flourishing garden oasis. We offer quad-bike tours, nature drives on our property and to Sossusvlei, scenic flights and hot-air ballooning. We provide guests with a luxury home after a day in the desert.
We are located on the district road C27, Sossusvlei area, 21 km from the Sesriem entrance gate.
Co-ordinates: 24˚40'24'' S East 015˚47'3''
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 Little Kulala & Sossusvlei Wilderness Camp - Namib Naukluft Region
Sossusvlei, with its magnificent, towering red dunes, is one of the most remarkable features of the Namib-Naukluft Park. Wilderness Safaris’ private 21 000-hectare Kulala Wilderness Reserve, situated south of the Sesriem Canyon on the border of the park, is the closest private establishment to Sossusvlei.
Little Kulala units merge into the timeless desert landscape, with exquisite fittings and fixtures, plunge pool and rooftop for stargazing. The central area includes a library, wine cellar, craft boutique, lounge and in and outdoor dining area.
Sossusvlei Wilderness Lodge built on a hill located on a different part of the reserve provide a spectacular view of the desert valley and surrounding mountains. The comfortable en-suite rooms , each with a small pool and deck. The central area is under thatch with an outdoor deck where guests enjoy sundowners or dinner under the stars.
Activities at both camps include guided excursions into Sossusvlei and Sesriem, walking trails and guided nature drives on the private reserve, plus hot air ballooning (at additional cost).
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 Namib Desert Lodge - Namib Naukluft
Namibgrens Guest Farm, in the Rabie family since 1940, is located 165km from Windhoek and lies on the Spreetshoogte Pass D1275 road. The view from the 1850 m high escarpment is breathtaking. The large garden surrounding the old and spacious farmhouse with the abundance of water creates an ideal environment for bird watchers. A list with photos is available. Eleven en suite rooms and six private exclusive camping sites await the clients.
Activities comprises of 2 hours to 3 days hiking trails, game- and farm drives, 4x4 self drive trails, swimming pools, restaurant and bar facilities.
We are ideally located for the first and last night for tourists traveling to and from Windhoek. For campers Namibgrens is a must!
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 Namtib Desert Lodge - Namib Naukluft
Namtib is a privately owned biosphere reserve covering an area of 164 km2 nestled in the Tiras Mountains. Bordering the Namib Desert, it is situated along one of the most scenic routes in Namibia. Enjoy rustic farm-style accommodation at Namtib Desert Lodge, hosted personally by the owners. Or experience the true meaning of wide-open spaces at the campsite Little Hunter’s Rest. The fascinating landscape of the farm offers an abundance of breathtaking views and hosts a wealth of fauna and flora. You can explore these while on a nature drive or a guided walking trail. Whether you’re looking for an en-route stopover or for a place to spend a few days of true relaxation – Namtib is the ideal destination on your journey through southern Namibia.
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 The Desert Homestead & Horse Trails - Namib Naukluft
The newly rebuilt Desert Homestead has been skillfully designed to incorporate all the features that guests loved about the original lodge, whilst enjoying the benefit of a pristine location only 31.5km from Sesriem.
The twenty thatched chalets ensure our guests a more comfortable stay, and needless to say, the little touches that characterise Homestead hospitality are still evident everywhere.
Meals can be savoured in our romantic indoor dining room complete with candles and fireplace, or alternately on our traditional wide farm verandah, with lanterns and stars adding to the ambience.
On the activities front, we have become a popular destination for keen horse riders. All our horses are well schooled, though we do have more lively horses for experienced riders and a selection of peaceful mounts for beginners. We also offer sundowner drives, guided walks, Sossusvlei and Naukluft excursions…ballooning, scenic flights and quad biking can all be arranged.
We recommend at least a two-night-stay, but if you can squeeze in a third night, hikes in the Naukluft Mountains beckons followed by an invigorating dip in the jewel like rock pools.
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