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The Rooms
The lodge has ten chalets, the design of which has been cleverly designed and inspired by ships that have been wrecked along the Skeleton coast. They chalets are spread out along the sand dunes so that guests have the pleasure of waking up to spectacular desert views from their own private deck, and the sound of the waves and refreshing Atlantic Ocean breezes. Eight cabins come with double or twin beds, and two cabins are family units. All cabins have private bathrooms, including showers, and are equipped with a safe and wood-burning stove for guests to keep cosy on chilly nights. Shipwreck Lodge prides itself on maintaining a light footprint by using eco-friendly water and waste management and using solar-power.
- Viewing deck / verandah
- Battery charging facilities
- Fireplace / wood burning stove in each cabin
- Safe
- Tea/coffee station
- Hairdryers on request at reception
- Complimentary laundry service
- Intermittent wi-fi due to the lodge’s remoteness
Activities
- Sandboarding
- Sundowner drive to the dunes!
- Visit some of the relics along the unforgiving and arid Skeleton Coast landscape, including the remains of a Ventura Bomber, the abandoned Westies Diamond Mine, and the Karimona Shipwreck.
- Visit to the seal colony.
- Restaurant complete with viewing deck.
Awards
- The Green Eco Flower Award
Providing a sustainable getaway to visitors is very important to the lodge. Shipwreck Lodge has received both the 5-Flower top award from Eco Awards Namibia along with the Green Eco Flower Award. The Green Eco Flower Award was launched in 2017 to reward Namibian establishments which showed outstanding results in the field of environmental consciousness. Shipwreck Lodge won 5 flowers (above 90% overall), but also an above 90% average in the four pure Environmental Criteria Sections, namely 1. conservation,2. water, 3. energy and 4. waste management.
Where To Find Shipwreck Lodge
Shipwreck Lodge is situated 45 km North of Möwe Bay in the famous Skeleton Coast concession between the Hoarusib and Hoanib rivers in the Skeleton Coast National Park. Guests are fetched and transferred to the lodge from Möwe Bay in a closed game drive vehicle unless they’re “self-driving”.
Coordinates: 19°04'23.6"S 12°33'35.6"E.