Shipwreck Lodge

Tucked away in the breathtaking dunes of the Skeleton Coast National Park lies Shipwreck Lodge, an architectural masterpiece reminiscent of stranded shipwrecks. This exclusive lodge combines rustic charm with luxury and offers an incomparable experience in one of Namibia's most remote and wildest regions. Here, rough Atlantic waves meet endless sand dunes, while you can discover fascinating desert dwellers such as oryx antelopes or the rare brown hyena. Whether cozy evenings by the fireplace or excursions to weathered shipwrecks and clay formations - the Shipwreck Lodge invites you to experience the magic of the desert up close.

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Details

Country
Namibia
Location
Skeleton Coast National Park
Price
from 805 € per person/night
Best time to travel
April - December

Rooms

The only 10 rooms at Shipwreck Lodge reflect the unique atmosphere of the Skeleton Coast and combine rustic style with luxurious comfort. The accommodation is designed in the shape of shipwrecks and blends harmoniously into the dramatic dune landscape. The private veranda offers breathtaking views of the dunes and the wood-burning stove in the room provides cozy warmth on cooler nights. The use of natural materials and the subtle color scheme create a calming atmosphere that perfectly matches the rugged, secluded surroundings.

Zimmer mit Ofen, Ottomane am Fenster und Doppelbett

Innenansicht eines Badezimmers in der Shipwreck Lodge, Namibia, mit Holzdetails, Bullaugenfenster und stilvollen, goldenen Waschbecken.

Zimmer der Shipwreck Lodge von außen im Sand

Culinary

At Shipwreck Lodge, the cuisine is celebrated just as much as the unique surroundings. Meals are a blend of traditional Namibian cuisine and international influences, freshly prepared from high-quality, seasonal ingredients. Guests enjoy their meals in the cozy main lodge with panoramic views of the endless desert landscape and the Atlantic Ocean. Breakfast offers a selection of fresh fruit, pastries and hot dishes. At lunchtime, light, creative menus perfectly suited to adventures in the heat await. In the evening, enjoy a three-course dinner by candlelight and crackling fire - a culinary experience that reflects the rugged beauty of the Skeleton Coast.

Restaurant mit gedeckten Tischen und Blick auf die untergehende Sonne

erleuchtetes Hauptgebäude der Shipwreck Lodge in Namibia

Activities

Shipwreck Lodge offers a variety of unique activities that immerse guests in the fascinating landscape of the Skeleton Coast. Guided tours lead to the impressive shipwrecks and surreal clay formations that tell the wild history of this remote region. Game drives in the Hoarusib Valley offer the opportunity to observe desert elephants, lions and other fascinating wildlife in their natural habitat. Another highlight are sundowner excursions, where you can enjoy spectacular sunsets over the dunes. The wild beaches of the Skeleton Coast also invite you to explore - a perfect opportunity to experience the rugged beauty of the coast and the endless expanse of the landscape. Each activity is accompanied by experienced guides who are happy to share their enthusiasm and knowledge of this extraordinary region with you.

Zwei Personen stehen auf einem Safari-Jeep vor den beeindruckenden Felsformationen der Skeleton Coast in Namibia, bei Sonnenschein.

Schakal der durch die Skeleton Coast in Namibia läuft

Location

Shipwreck Lodge is situated in one of the most spectacular and remote regions of Namibia, in the heart of the Skeleton Coast National Park. This park stretches along the northern coast of the country, where the cold Atlantic Ocean meets the endless dunes of the Namib Desert. The lodge is situated between the Hoarusib and Hoanib riverbeds, surrounded by dramatic sand dunes sculpted by the harsh coastal winds.

The Skeleton Coast National Park is known for its surreal landscapes, dotted with weathered shipwrecks, clay formations and unique flora and fauna. This secluded location provides guests with an unparalleled nature experience, far from the usual tourist trails.

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