LODGES & CAMPS IN NAMIBIA

Ten quirky huts sit high in the dunes above this legendary stretch of ocean, each imaginatively designed to reflect the hulls of the ill-fated ships from which the Skeleton Coast takes its name.

A beautiful collection of just ten Owambo style clay and thatch huts in the heart of the private 9,000 hectare Zannier Reserve. Picture windows look out over the raw wilderness of the Namibian savannah.

Perched on top of boulders in the southernmost tip of the Namib desert are Sonop's ten sophisticated tents, designed in keeping with the twentieth century era and providing exceptional desert views.

Situated off the beaten track in the NamibRand Nature Reserve are five remote, spacious tents which have a classic safari feel to them and endless views over the plains.

Located within the Okonjima Nature Reserve, home to the AfriCat Foundation, are eight luxury chalets and a junior suite with fantastic opportunities for spotting the elusive leopard and 250 species of birds.

Situated deep in Northwestern Namibia, an environment boasting astonishing lunar-like landscapes and a vast array of unique desert-adapted wildlife, are six eco-friendly tents which blend in with the dramatic surroundings.

Perched on the brow of a hill in the Ongava private game reserve, are three secluded, luxury suites with exceptional views over both the waterhole below and the Ongava plains, teeming with game.

Situated in the heart of Southern Damaraland, home to the desert elephant and near to the famous Twyfelfontein, are fifteen thatched, dome-shaped lodges which are camouflaged within the ancient granite boulder surroundings.

Emerging from within the Namib Desert, a wilderness with endless horizons and fiery-coloured dunes, you'll find eleven exquisite suites, each with large star-viewing skylights enabling you to enjoy the night sky.

Shored on the bank of the Kunene River are eight luxurious chalets, which are amongst the most remote camps in Southern Africa and provide a rare cultural interaction with the Himba community.