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Sossusvlei Desert Lodge

Sossusvlei Desert Lodge

A Desertscape of Sand, Solitude and Stars

A place where time stretches and quiet wonder unfolds, this secluded desert sanctuary is nestled deep within 12,715 hectares (31,419 acres) of private reserve in the heart of the Namib Desert. Here, silence isn't emptiness - it's presence. It’s perspective. It’s the rare privilege of being completely alone with nature - and with yourself.


Whether you venture out across the towering dunes, explore the vast ochre plains, or simply surrender to stillness, every moment here is entirely your own.


Crafted from stone, glass, and light, the lodge blends so seamlessly into the desert that it feels like a natural extension of the landscape. Ten elegant suites - along with a spacious family Star Dune Suite - open onto an ever-changing desert palette, where private plunge pools offer a refreshing pause between adventures, and skylights invite you to sleep beneath a canopy of stars.


Guest spaces embrace the outdoors, flowing into the land with fold-away glass walls, a walk-in wine cellar, and a wellness space perfectly positioned to capture both sunrise and sunset. Indulge in a desert-inspired treatment, or simply step outside to witness the brilliance of some of the clearest night skies on Earth.


This is light-footprint luxury, where sustainability and solitude meet. Come for the dunes, stay for the stillness, and leave with a stirred soul and a heart made full.

Property Details:

  • Maximum number of guests 25

  • 12 Suites, including 1 Family Suite

  • Children of all ages welcome, although children aged under 7 cannot go on activities

  • WildChild Programme

  • Internet access

  • Air conditioning

  • Wine Store & Bar

  • Plunge Pools with each suite

  • Main Lodge Swimming Pool

  • On-site Observatory

  • Spa

  • Gym

  • Hairdryers

  • Desert Drives (private vehicles available at an extra cost)

  • Nature Walks & Hiking

  • Stargazing

  • Helicopter Flights

  • Hot Air Ballooning

  • E-Biking

  • Community Visits

  • One complimentary pair of Swarovski Binoculars to share during your stay

  • In-room JBL Bluetooth Speaker

  • Full-Board with house wines, local brand spirits & beers

  • Return airstrip transfers


Low Season: Jan-Mar

Mid Season: Apr-May & Nov-Dec

High Season: Jun-Oct & Christmas/NY

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Inclusions:

Accommodation with all meals & local beverages (alcoholic & non-alcoholic, complimentary laundry, game viewing activities, emergency evacuation cover, meet & greet from local airstrip.

Exclusions:

Gratuities, premium drinks & cigars, certain activities (eg. helicopter excursions), community & conservation levy, personal insurance, all flights, currency fluctuations and increases to national park/concession fees etc.

Adults Price PPPN:

From:

£

820

Childs Price PPPN:

From:

£

410

Single Supplement PN:

From:

£

410

Offers available on this property:

Why this Camp..?

(According to Google Reviews)

Reviews for the &Beyond Sossusvlei Desert Lodge are overwhelmingly positive, highlighting the stunning desert setting, luxurious and modern accommodations with private pools, and exceptional staff service. Guests praise the unique activities like stargazing, quad biking, and desert excursions, while also enjoying high-quality food and amenities. While some find the remote location and the lack of abundant wildlife a factor, the overall consensus is that it's a highly recommended, unforgettable luxury experience in a breathtaking environment. 


Key Aspects


Location & Scenery:

The lodge is renowned for its spectacular, remote desert location, offering breathtaking views and a sense of isolation. 


Accommodations:

Guests love the spacious, modern villas, each featuring a private plunge pool and a skylight for stargazing. 


Service:

The staff consistently receives rave reviews for their attentiveness, professionalism, and high standard of service, with many guests receiving personal butler service. 


Activities:

The lodge provides a range of unique activities, including guided tours to the Sossusvlei dunes, quad biking, e-biking, nature drives, and stargazing sessions with a resident astronomer. 


Food:

The food is generally described as delicious, upscale, and high-quality, though some mention limited menu options for picky eaters or those with specific dietary needs. 


Pros

Luxurious and modern villas with private pools and skylights.

Personalized service and attentive staff.

Unique desert activities, including stargazing and dune excursions.

Breathtaking views and immersion in a beautiful desert environment.

High-quality food and well-stocked amenities. 


Cons

Wildlife sightings are sparse compared to traditional safari locations.

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