Sesriem Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Another day spent cruising through Namibia...it sounds like we do a lot of it, but later on in the tour we have almost no driving so it's worth getting it over with during the first parts of the tour and then you can truly enjoy the end! Also the roads in Namibia are very unpaved and thus SLOW!

We camped this evening within the park groun...

Visited Fish River Canyon on the way North which was impressively large. Stopped at Sesriem Campsite near the Namib Desert and had Kudu steaks done on the fire for dinner.

In the morning we up early to go see Dune 45. It was pretty hard going to make it to the top as you slid down almost as far you went up when you took a step but worth t...

Destination 359

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After crossing 100s of kilometres of nabian desert gravel roads, some of them with nasty sandy parts, I arrived to the Namib Naukluft Park, to visit and enjoy the giant sand dunes along Sossusvlei. As a result of the Park's friendly and hospitable offer, to build up my tent at the official Campground for a...

It's freezing. We've all worn our thermals while sleeping and I daren't imagine what it would have been like without them. I managed to get a decent amount of sleep for the first time in the trip, which is great and I feel a lot better for it. My arms and shoulders aren't feeling so great after the kayaking yesterday, but it's bearable.

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March 10th - Swakopmund to Sesriem This was only down in the itinerary as a short day but we ended up driving a few more km's that planned as the dirt roads were bad due to heavy rain and it would mean less travelling in the next few days. There were a couple of points of interest on the journey, firstly as we crossed south over the Tropic of Ca...

Thinking about our trip to Sossusvlei/Sesriem makes me extremely angry that all our photos are lost. Going to Sossusvlei was amazing. Even though the drive there was bumpy and long and totally mashed my brain, seeing the massive red dunes at Sossusvlei against the bright blue sky was worth the effort. We stayed in a tented chalet at the Desert C...

Spent our last weekend in Windhoek (Namibia) and at Sossusvlei - highest natural sand-dunes in the world. Long dusty 4 hour drive south of Windhoek along beautiful desolate plains and mountain passes to Sesriem where we camped in very windy, dusty conditions. The sand-dunes were quite a spectacle to see where they change colour at sunset and sun...

We arrived at the campsite at Sesriem on April 28th, after driving for more than 300 km hardly seeing any town or village along the way. All we saw are a few springboks and ostriches. It shows how sparsely populated Namibia is. Though there is a nice canyon (simply called "Sesriem Canyon") just right outside of our campsite, this is not the main...

Petit déj sous 3 polaires et un manteau mais malgré cela nous sommes gelés. Heureusement que le soleil réchauffe vite!! nous voyons nos premiers animaux : oryx, springboks, et outardes (sorte de petites pintades stupides qui nous aura bien fait rire durant le séjour à force de se jeter sous nos roues...).Nous montons le camp à Sesriem

Today we woke up at 3am by mistake!!! Bernie, our safari guide, thought it was 4am but it was 3am!!! Luckily Jules realised and everyone went back to bed for an hour. However, we were lucky tp spot a jackal wandering near our tent! We stumbled onto the safari truck at 5am so we could be at the camp site gate ahead of other vehicles so we could p...