Shipwreck Lodge
Uniquely designed around the enigmatic shipwrecks that line Namibia’s Skeleton Coast, there’s nowhere on the continent quite like Shipwreck Lodge and the Skeleton Coast. A beautifully remote slice of African wilderness, where towering dunes and wind-swept plains roll as far as the eye can see, buffeted by the icy Atlantic seas.
From R17,440.00 pp/night
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About the Lodge
Shipwreck Lodge was built to match the remarkable scenery of the Skeleton Coast, and each of the 10 rooms has been constructed to resemble the shipwrecks that line the beach.
There are eight twin or double rooms, and two cabins can take extra beds if you’re bringing the kids, all ensuite and solar-powered. Well, apart from the wood-burning stove but on the chilly evenings and mornings, it’s most definitely a welcome addition!
The centre of camp boasts an innovatively designed lounge and restaurant, with a wide deck and uninterrupted views all the way to the Atlantic Ocean.
FAST FACTS
INCLUDES
- Accommodation in Standard room
- All meals
- Selected drinks
- Guest laundry
- Daily activities:
- Day excursions to the Mowe Bay seal colony, including stops at the Suiderkus and Karimona shipwrecks, Westies diamond mine, and the remains of the Ventura Bomber Sundowner drives to the roaring dunes
- Full-day 4×4 Hoarusib River excursions, including the Clay Castles and wildlife spotting
- Beach lunch (weather permitting)
- Quad biking (mornings only, age limit of 16 years old applies) – pre-booking recommended
- Sandboarding
EXCLUDES
- Premium brand drinks
- Air and road transfers
- Private vehicles
- Personal expenses
- Additional activities
- Gratuities
VALIDITY
Valid for travel until 19 December 2021
Excludes stays between 01 August to 31 August 2021
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Family rooms available, contact us
WHY WE LIKE IT
- Shipwreck Lodge is located in the famous Skeleton Coast Central Concession between the Hoarusib and Hoanib Rivers in the Skeleton Coast Park. The area contains irreplaceable and vulnerable wildlife habitat for species of the highest conservation importance, including black rhino, elephant, black-faced impala and the Hartmann’s mountain zebra.
- Spend a day exploring the dry riverbeds, starting with a sunrise breakfast overlooking the incredible landscape and ending with a climb to the top of the great roaring dunes
- Learn about the history behind the dramatic shipwrecks that line the mist-enshrouded coastline
Useful Information
Skeleton Coast National Park, Mowe Bay, Namibia
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Children of all ages are welcome
