Sossus Dune Lodge Special

The first lodge in the Namib-Naukluft Park, is the Sossus Dune Lodge.  Built in an environmentally sensitive manner, primarily from wood, canvas and thatch, in an attractive ‘afro-village’ style, Sossus Dune Lodge will offer guests an evocative and life changing experience.

 

 

SPECIAL FOR ALL OVERNIGHTS DONE BETWEEN THE 01.11.2013 - 30.04.2014 Single Dune Chalet  N$ 1125.00 DBB  Double Dune Chalet  N$ 2250.00 DBB

 

Namibia Reservations - Leading Lodges of Africa Circuit

Visit Namibia, where you will experience the most breathtaking beauty of landscape, wildlife and nature. We only have the best there is to offer our clients and with us you will have the opportunity to explore the most memorable 12 days of your life taking you through Namibia’s finest selection of Lodges that offers you Game Drives, Nature Walks, Balloon flights and off course meeting one of our most historical tribes “The Bushmen”
 

2 PersonsTour Length: 12 Days / 11 nights
Validity Period: Valid until 31.10.2012
Price: N$ 10375.00 per person sharing

For more info please contact us at:info@namibiareservations.com

Agama River Camp new on Namibia Reservations website

Agama River Camp is the ideal overnight access point to Sossusvlei and the Namib Naukluft hiking trails.
They are connected to the main grid (Nampower) so their chalets and restaurant have a reliable power supply.
As the campsite and chalets are on a small personalised scale: a swimming pool, sunset deck and fully licenced bar are available to all the residents.
They are situated on the C19, 30 kms south of Solitaire and 50 kms north of Sesriem, approximately forty five minutes from the main gate way to Sossusvlei.

For more details please visit our sister website: www.namibiareservations.com/agama_river_camp.html
or email us for more details: info@namibiareservations.com

Moon Mountain Lodge offered on our sister website - Namibia Reservations

An ultra luxury tented lodge ideally located in the Moon Mountains. Enjoy sheer luxury with exquisite views from your bed or private splash pool.
Built and completed in 2009 on the Moon Mountain Top, as fixed “tented rooms” with all the comforts of a room, but the airy feeling of a tent. Moon Mountain Lodge is ideally situated for any holiday guest who wants to visits the world’s highest dunes in Sossusvlei, as the lodge is only 50km away from the entrance gate and close to the quaint little village of Solitaire.
All rooms offer breath taking views of the Namib Naukluft scenery, including mountains, dunes, Springbok, Oryx, Mountain Zebra and birds.

For more details visit Namibia Reservation's website: www.namibiarservations.com/moon_mountain_lodge.html
or contact us at info@namibiareservations.com to make a booking.

Sossusvlei has Water

Breaking news received from Sossusvlei Lodge.

The Pictures taken just after the water reached the Sossusvlei, the area known to have some of the worlds highest sand dunes.

The Namib Desert region around Sossusvlei after several years is blessed to have received some good rains. The Tsauchab River has been in flood a few times in the past few days and eventually the water masses made its way through to the end, to Sossusvlei.

The Tsauchab River in full flood, cutting off the road leading to Sossusvlei.

Water in the desert is something not often witnessed. The Namib Desert is said to be one of the oldest and driest desert, having endured arid or semi-arid conditions for an estimated 55 to 80 million years. Animals and plants in the Namib rely largely on morning fog as the main source of water. This often referred to as 'mysterious' fog is as a result of the Arctic water meeting African desert; the Atlantic Ocean is a mere 60km east of Sossusvlei.

The ephemeral Tsauchab River, has its origin in the Naukluft Mountains, makes its way through the Sesriem Canyon and then after another 20-30km onwards forming a delta through the sandy stretches towards the Deadvlei and final dune belt of Sossusvlei. The sandy 5km stretch of road from what is known as the 2x4 Parking is flooded and this phenomenon is currently best viewed from the air.
All other roads from elsewhere in the country leading towards the Sossusvlei area seem relatively fine. They are however best travelled in 4x4, or vehicles with high ground clearance. Special care must be taken when approaching rivers and even the smallest rivulets as these may have steep edges due to sudden and have flow of water. Slow driving is definitely recommended.

For more details or to make a booking either accommodation or activities in the area please contact us at: info@namibiareservations.com
or visit our sister website for more details of establishments in the area: www.namibiareservations.com/sossusvleie.html