Places to stay in Namibia

Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp

Contemporary tented camp

The rugged desert landscapes of Namibia’s Skeleton Coast set the scene for this wilderness camp, where guests can view distinctive, desert-adapted wildlife and seek out seals and shipwrecks on one of Southern Africa’s most spectacular coastal regions.

Mushara Outpost, Etosha National Park

Contemporary tented camp

This stylish safari lodge is situated on the banks of an ancient dry riverbed, 10km from the Von Lindequist Gate – the eastern gate to the Etosha National Park, where zebra, onyx, wildebeest, lion and jackal roam amid some of Southern Africa’s most mesmerising landscapes.

Okonjima Luxury Bush Camp, Namibia

Contemporary safari lodge

Okonjima, home of the AfriCat Foundation, helps to protect and study Namibia’s big cats, and is home to an abundance of rare wildlife – including leopard, wild dog and hyena.

Desert Rhino Camp, Damaraland

Small & intimate tented camp

This exclusive wilderness camp is set amid 450,000 acres in the arid Palmwag Concession, home to the largest free-roaming black rhino population in Africa

Damaraland Camp

Contemporary safari lodge

Arguably the most pristine wilderness area in Namibia, this wilderness safari lodge is community-run and sustainable, with an eco-friendly construction that has merged new technology with ancient methodology.

Mowani Mountain Camp, Namibia

Contemporary lodge

Set amid a landscape of huge ochre boulders, this eco-friendly camp blends seamlessly into the prehistoric surroundings of Damaraland: a region of rare desert wildlife and ancient San rock art that dates back 10,000 years.