Here at Travel With Jules we love unusual and unique places to stay and these new luxury safari style camps in Namibia are definitely on our 'must do' holiday list!

Contact us on 01728 748209 for details of either of these destinations and discover remote Namibia in style before the world hears about it!  

Hoanib Valley Camp and Shipwreck Lodge are situated in the rugged and remote northwestern region of the country and both opened in June 2018. Combining the two camps offers safari goers an in-depth experience in one of the most startling landscapes on the continent, far from the normal tourist track.

Towering granite mountains provide a dramatic backdrop to Hoanib Valley Camp. Just six canvas tents are raised on decks and all have views of the Hoanib River delta in the distance. Designed by Cate Simpson of Reflecting Africa, best known for her work on North Island, Seychelles, the camp is understated and beautifully subtle: the earthy colour palette is inspired by the landscape and bespoke cushions and furniture are unique and sophisticated.

To the west of Hoanib Valley Camp, on the mist-enshrouded Skeleton Coast, is Shipwreck Lodge. The two camps may be combined with a spectacular full day scenic drive through riverbeds that teem with game, over sand dunes and across wide gravel plains. Equally spectacular is combining them with a short scenic flight for a chance to view the incredible scenery from the air. Shipwreck Lodge is a joint venture by Natural Selection and local Namibian companies working with the local communities that border the park.

Designed to resemble the shipwrecks that line Namibia’s Skeleton Coast, the brand-new Shipwreck Lodge is one of the most dramatic and architecturally interesting lodges in Africa.