Special Offer

Sossusvlei Desert Lodge: Stay 4 nights for the price of 3

Stay for 4 nights for the price of 3 at Sossusvlei Desert Lodge in Sossusvlei and the Namib Desert.

Valid for travel between 1 January 2012 and 31 December 2012.

Price per person for 4 nights:

• 07/01/2012  to  30/06/2012:   from ZAR 10,725 (approx US$1,407)
• 01/07/2012  to  31/10/2012:   from ZAR 19,185 (approx US$2,517)
• 01/11/2012  to  20/12/2012:   from ZAR 10,725 (approx US$1,407)
• 21/12/2012  to  31/12/2012:   from ZAR 19,185 (approx US$2,517)

Prices based on Suite

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Sossusvlei Desert Lodge

Experience the haunting beauty of the Namib Desert at Sossusvlei Desert Lodge, situated in the foothills of the private NamibRand Nature Reserve in Namibia. This extraordinary lodge is renowned for its luxurious and private accommodation.

Thanks to conservation efforts, the NamibRand spans 180,000 hectares of pristine desert wilderness, and is the largest private nature reserve in Southern Africa.

The Namib – known as ‘The Living Desert’ – is a world of vast space, endless horizons, dramatic desertscapes and jagged mountain heights.

Led by Sossusvlei’s expert rangers and naturalists, explore the desert by quadbikes (all-terrain four-wheeled motorcycles), open 4x4 vehicles – even by hot-air balloon.

Excursions to the famous Sossusvlei sand dunes, the highest in the world, and Sesriem Canyon will add to this unforgettable desert experience.

Comprising just 10 air-conditioned stone and glass desert villas, each villa is set along the curve of the escarpment, affording absolute privacy, and also features a shaded private veranda, split-level bedroom and living room with fireplace, fully-stocked personal bar, compact spotting scope and a service-intercom to the main lodge.

The split-level main lodge features a fire-lit bar, comfortable sitting room, mezzanine library with CD and book collection, swimming pool, wraparound verandas and African gift shop. A fine selection of wines from the walk-in wine cellar complements delicious Pan-African cuisine, which is served in the glass-fronted dining room.

The pool is fed by water from an underground spring. At sunset, animals are drawn to a nearby waterhole, providing added enjoyment to a sundowner drink.