The Wolwedans Collection consists of four camps Wolwedans Dunes Lodge, Boulders Camp, Private Camp, and Dunes Camp.
Exclusive to only four guests, the Private Camp, a luxurious hideaway in the desert, offers a private retreat for friends and family who are looking for aloneness and service.
Wolwedans, derives its name from the African – “where the wolves dance”, is situated in the heart of NamibRand Nature Reserve.
Since only four guests can stay at the camp at a time and there is just one suite with 2 bedrooms for resolute exclusivity.
The camp is comprised of three spacious en suite bedrooms, a veranda and the lounge, combining a study, living-room, dining area and a fully equipped open-plan kitchen.
Tasty food and provisions are supplied to visitors. A private chef is also on call if need be.
It is fitted with antique furniture, old leather-bound books and lounging sofas to create a welcoming and contemporary oasis in this wild landscape.
For those seeking peace and relaxation from the noisy city life, Wolwedans Private camp offers calm solitude for both mind and soul.
Found deep in the Namib Desert, beautiful views can be seen from the villa with spectacular sunsets.
The camp is known for its impressive views of the desert landscapes and the coming together of shapes and colors of the dunes and sunset making the part a photographer’s haven.
As from March to June and mid-August to December the Wolwedans experience neutral temperatures.
During the summer, temperatures range between 34 and 38 degrees (Celsius) with almost zero humidity, with rising as high as 42 degrees on occasion.
The winter cold is felt at night with temperatures falling below zero as well as the intermittent frosty nights. But you get to experience a rather pleasant day during this season.
Given its remote location, accessing Wolwedans can be quite the task but nit impossible. You can either get here via air, by self drive or using transport options provided by the camp which include a guide.
The Reserve is located 60km’s south of Sossusvlei / Deadvlei and Sesriem and it borders the Namib Naukluft National Park thus with self drive, you can combine you drive to Wolweans with a desert experience.
Driving to the NamibRand Nature Reserve is so much cheaper than flying and allows you to really enjoy the incredible change of scenery, wide open spaces and seemingly endless vista’s that unfold before your eyes, making the journey there, part of the destination.
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