The villa / family suite at Wolwedans Dune Camp, is specifically designed for the discerning traveller who desires the space to spread out and take in the endless desert landscape without anyone else around.
Two tented suites with en-suite bathrooms share the main living area. Book out the entire suite for your family, it sleeps up to 4 adults and 2 children. It’s all yours including the view which is breathtaking, uninterrupted as far as the eye can see. You’ll feel alone out here - the vast expanse of open desert ahead of you.
You have to book a minimum of a 2 night stay, but once you’re here and you’ve experienced it, you’ll be wishing you could stay forever.
There are indoor and outdoor bathrooms, a cosy lounge and dining area, extensive wooden decks linking all the spaces together with ample space to relax and each suite also has a plunge pool. There’s an additional tented room for children, which shares a bathroom with one of the suites.
Dine at the main camp. Enjoy the main camp facilities with the other guests but when it comes to activities you have a private guide included.
Morning and afternoon scenic drives; Wolwedans Desert Sundowners; Heart and Home village tour; Wolwedans Water walk; “Antares” Naked eye safari; full day scenic safari; Bushman walk; E-biking.
Optional extra activities (at an additional cost): Scenic flights; hot air ballooning; massage and horse riding.
Wolwedans Lodges now offer incredible new ways to experience the magic of the Namib Desert. The Desert Sleep Out lets you spend a night under a blanket of stars, surrounded by pure stillness. For a more intimate escape, the Star Bed at Dune Camp offers a private open-air sleep experience with unbeatable stargazing. If you're craving true peace and quiet, the Silence & Solitude Experience gives you the chance to fully disconnect and soak in the beauty of nature like never before.
Sustainability is at the heart of Wolwedans, recognised as a Global Ecosphere Retreat by The Long Run. The lodge promotes a holistic approach to conservation that enhances livelihoods and fosters intercultural dialogue. During the Covid lockdown in 2020, Stephen Brückner established The AridEden Project to balance people, planet, and profit in all of Wolwedans' initiatives.
Guests contribute to sustainability through a nightly Sustainability Levy, which includes a park fee and supports the Wolwedans Foundation’s 5C’s Sustainability framework. The lodge employs an all-Namibian team and runs the Desert Academy for hospitality training, alongside various skills development projects. It also contributes to the conservation of the NamibRand Nature Reserve, promoting sustainable tourism and community resilience.
The Wolwedans Foundation focuses on long-term community outreach and education, providing accredited qualifications to young Namibians in hospitality and culinary arts. This initiative has supported over 300 trainees through the Desert Academy and the Nice Academy. The Foundation levy on guest invoices helps fund vocational training and community upliftment, reflecting Wolwedans' commitment to inspiring a sustainable and inclusive approach to tourism.
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