Namib Dune Star Camp

Namib Dune Star Camp Highlights

• The views from the dining and deck area
• Late afternoon desert walks
• Dinner with those views
• The drive in and out of the camp
• Sunsets and sunrises
• Sleeping out under the Namib Desert stars

Namib Dune Star Camp Information

• Lodge type; Dune Camp
• Location; Namib Desert
• Lodge size; 9 Rooms
• Recommended stay; 1 night

Introduction

Namib Dune Star Camp is an add on to a stay at Namib Desert Lodge offering an experience of sleeping out under the stars for a night. An intimate camp set high up on the red dunes of the Namib Desert with views out over plains and rugged mountains in the distance.

Star camp is a slow 30-minute drive away past petrified desert and desert wildlife along a sandy track.

Rooms and Suites

Nine wooden cabins all offer spectacular views, wooden sleeping decks and en-suite bathroom facilities. Cabins are within an easy walk from the central guest area and are spaced far enough apart to ensure a reasonable amount of privacy (although one can see your neighbours).

All double beds are fitted with wheels and in the evening under the Namib stars, your bed can be wheeled out onto the wooden deck. Bedding is suitable for all seasons, summer the bedding is light and in winter the bedding is heavy to keep you warm and toasty.

Cuisine and Wine

Dinners and breakfast are prepared in the kitchen by a team well known for their delicious offerings. Dinners are a three-course affair as well as a full breakfast with hot and cold options, both meals are served up in the dining area.

Only breakfast is included in the nightly rate, one has to pay in advance for the dinner back at Namib Desert Lodge.

Lodge Facilities

The central guest area is small and compact with a large wooden deck and an indoor dining area. The views from here are nothing sort of spectacular with a 180+ degree panorama unlike any lodge in the area has to offer.

The toilets around the corner from the central guest area offer probably the best views of any toilets the team at Uyaphi.com has ever seen. A loo with a view is an understatement.

The camp is completely eco-friendly, with solar panels for hot water and electricity while water is from a borehole located nearby.

Safari Activities

Activities are based around short morning and afternoon nature walks in and around the surrounding dunes. The camp is more about sleeping under the stars and the amazing desert scenery than and activities base itinerary.

Family Friendly

Families with children older than 12 years of age are most welcome, unfortunately, under 12 years of age are not accommodated for.