Overview

Hoanib was opened in August 2014 by Wilderness and has set Namibia alight ever since, this amazing camp is located in one of Namibia’s most wild and remote areas – you will not see another soul but can explore everything from the Skeleton Coast National Park to the Kaokoveld.

 

The camp is only accessible by light aircraft which explains the lack of other people. The scenery is stark, dramatic and beautiful and you will never want to leave. Here you can see all kinds of wildlife, and combine this isolated camp with a scenic flight over the Skeleton Coast to peer at the shipwrecks and seal colonies.

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  • Location

    Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp is situated between the Palmwag area and Skeleton Coast National Park in the remote Kaokoveld in Namibia

  • Accommodation

    Room Types

    Standard Tent(s)

    (7 ROOMS)

    The camp comprises eight well-insulated tents with free flow stretch canvas roofing, and floating concrete foundation on stilts – with en-suite facilities. Sandy pathways on the ground link all the tents through to the main area.

    Family Unit

    (1 ROOM)

    There is one family unit consisting of two bedrooms, each with two three quarter beds per bedroom, and own en-suite facilities. Separate entrances lead to each bedroom, while a shared outdoor deck and outdoor seating area connects both units.

     


     

     

    Standard Ten

     

     

    Family Tent

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

  • Facilities

    Property Facilities

    Electrical Outlets
    En-Suite
    Fan
    Hair Dryer
    Internet Access (Complimentary)
    Laundry Service (Complimentary)
    Lounge Area
    Mini Bar
    Safe
    Tea / Coffee
    Verandah

    Room Facilities
    Tanted Camp
    Family Accommodation
    Solar
    Pool
    Bar
    Library

     

     

     

  • Activities

    Activities on Site

    Bird Watching
    Game Drives Day/Night
    Walks (Guided)
    Photo Hub Olympus camera experience dependent on camera availability

     


     

    Game drives.

     

    Nature drives showcase the magnitude of the landscape and offer the best possibilities of seeing desert-adapted wildlife. Morning or afternoon drives are available, as well as full-day excursions

    Day trip to desert Oases

    These oases offer an inviting respite from the dry surrounds of the desert and the chance to see wildlife coming to drink, as well as plenty of birdlife. These full-day trips are undertaken in our semi-closed game drive vehicles, with a stop for a picnic at a scenic spot along the way.

     

    Birding

    Birding enthusiasts are sure to enjoy the diverse avifauna of the northern Palmwag Concession, from soaring raptors to charming Namaqua sandgrouse and other regular endemics, including Rüppell’s korhaan and Benguela long-billed lark

     

    Explore the dunes.

     

    Nature walks from camp take in the magnificent surrounds as well as offer a glimpse at vestiges of the Strandloper (Beachcomber) lifestyle from hundreds of years ago. It is also a good opportunity to study the smaller creatures and the fascinating plant life of the concession.

     

  • Fast Facts

    RATING

    Classic Camp

    TYPE

    Safari Lodge

    NO. ROOMS

    8

    AVAILABLE SERVICES

    Credit Card

    SPECIAL INTERESTS

    Adventure, Birding, Wildlife

  • The Place

    Remote Hoanib rests in Namibia’s ancient Namib Desert’s famed Kaokoveld, an otherworldly landscape hewn over the ages into immense dunes and rocky mountains.

  • The Experience

    Explore the Namib Desert’s rust-coloured crags and arid plains in search of desert-adapted wildlife – elephants, lions, hyaenas, giraffes, oryxes among the regular sightings. Take a rollicking drive over the floodplain and dunes to the Skeleton Coast, a wild stretch of the Atlantic where the desert meets the sea, where white sand beaches are littered with whale bones and shipwreck remains.

    Fly back to camp for an aerial view of what seems uninhabitable but is full of life. Walk with a guide to witness that life, including the smaller creatures, a fascinating variety of birds and unusual flora. Discover the remnants of Strandloper – Beachcomber – lifestyle from centuries past. Linger in the camp’s wildlife research centre to learn about the latest local conservation initiatives.

  • Getting there

    Lodge access infornation

    Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp is one of the most remotely located lodges on earth (which is part of its appeal). The camp is only accessible by light aircraft and the transfers are taken care of by Wilderness Safaris through its partner Wilderness Air from different airfields in the country (including Windhoek Airport). Wilderness Safaris takes care of the flight reservations.

    For most guests, the trip to Hoanib Skeleton Coast will start at Wilderness’ airstrip near its Doro Nawas lodge in Damaraland (although guests can be flown in from other areas in Namibia as well into Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp airfield. The airstrip is just 5 minutes from the lodge.

    The Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp Airstrip is located south, about 8,5 km from the main lodge. The specifications of the airstrip are, Length: 1400m; Elevation: 456 m; Co-ordinates: S19:26:18 E13:11:12.The infrastructure at the airstrip includes 3 wind socks a fire shed, fuel shed, guest waiting area and a bathroom.

  • Animals

    Some of the animals found in this area.

    Skeleton Coastal National Park, Namibia

    Seals at play – Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp

     

    Gemsbok on the look out – Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp

     

    The Lioness – Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp

     

    Black backed Jackal – Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp

     

    A group of Oryx – Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp

     

    Lions – Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp

     

    The bull Elephant – Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp

     

    Two Giraffes at play – Hoanib Skeleton Coast Cam

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

  • Birding

     

    Some of the birds found in this area.

    Skeleton Coastal National Park, Namibia

     

     

    Ludwig’s Bustard – Credit ebird (Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp)

     

    Pomarine skua – Credit Patrick Coin (Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp )

     

    Cap Tit – Credit Wikipedia ( Hoanib Skeleton Coast )

     

    Bare-cheeked_Babbler – Credit Wikipedia (Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp )

     

     

     

     

  • Airstrip

    The Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp Airstrip is located south, about 8,5 km from the main lodge. The specifications of the airstrip are, Length: 1400m; Elevation: 456 m; Co-ordinates: S19:26:18 E13:11:12.The infrastructure at the airstrip includes 3 wind socks a fire shed, fuel shed, guest waiting area and a bathroom.

     

Tour Map

Google Map for Skeleton Coastal National Park, Namibia

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