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Sossusvlei Wilderness Campclick on any image above to view the full size images GENERAL INFORMATION
Sossusvlei Wilderness Campis situated 40 kilometres from Sesriem which is the Namib Naukluft Park's entrance to the Sossusvlei dunes. The main living area is under thatch. Activities centre round early morning excursions in 4x4 vehicles to the magnificent Sossusvlei dunes and the "vlei" itself.
Wonderful desert breakfasts are served under camel-thorn acacias surrounded by the dunes. Huge towering dunes rise dramatically, more than 1000 feet above the surrounding plains at Sossusvlei itself.
The bedrooms are well appointed and offer comfort and atmosphere with wonderful views onto the desert plains below. The en-suite bathrooms have panoramic view with both hot and cold running water, showers and flush toilets.
Afternoon activities are enjoyed on the property where guests can spend time taking in the desert scenery and its unique fauna and flora. Incredible ballooning safaris over the Namib are optional and at additional cost.
Area mainly renowned for physical beauty and not for game viewing. Possible wildlife sightings include Oryx, Cape Fox, Jackal, Springbok, Ostrich, Aardwolf, Spotted Hyena and many desert species of plants.
ROOMSThere are nine chalets in total consisting of: 8 twin bedded chalets (2 can accommodate triples) 1 honeymoon chalet. 3 pilot/guide beds (1 single and 1 twin) which are not the same standard as a guest room this camp can accommodate 18 guests plus escort/guides. Chalet details: Rock brick, timber and thatch units built on the side of a mountain with exceptional views. All units have large glass fold-back windows overlooking the desert. En-suite shower (also with great views of the desert) outside private plunge pool on each unit. Fans and large mosquito nets in rooms. Soap, shampoo and insect repellent are supplied in each room
DININGDinner – buffet style.
FACILITIES
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AddressSossusvlei, Namibia Location350 km south of Windhoek. 40 km from Sesriem which is the main gateway to the Namib Naukluft Park and the dunes at Sossusvlei.
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