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Namibia

Pelican Point Lodge

PLAN MY TRIP

Formerly the lighthouse and harbor control tower for this unique location along Namibia’s Skeleton Coast, Pelican Point Lodge takes full advantage of panoramic views and ocean scenery.

Ten luxurious suites are situated to take advantage of exceptional views. The uppermost Captain’s Cove Suite offering spectacular 360-degree views as well as a comfortable queen bed, an elevated bath, and a spacious private sundeck. A warm, contemporary style imbues each suite with modern comfort, in addition to amenities such as a seating and lounge area, one-of-a-kind fireplace, 24-hour room service, queen-sized bed, private safe, gowns, slippers, and much more. Each suite includes an en suite bathroom featuring double sinks and two showers. As an added luxury, each suite has its own deck area to enjoy amazing views of the lagoon even blankets to cozy under in the wake of cool Atlantic breezes.

The lodge is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean on one side and Walvis Bay Lagoon on the other. Ever-changing vistas reveal ships coming and going, breaking waves, desert dunes, a vibrant seal population, and amazing sunset lightshows. Guests can watch the prolific birdlife featuring flocks of pelicans, Damara-terns, seagulls, cormorants, and flamingos, while seals, dolphins, whales, and more frolic in the ocean. A favorite activity is a walk to the old rusted jetty located about a half mile from the lodge accompanied by a picnic lunch, a camera, and a book.

For the more adventurous visitors, the staff at Pelican Point can help arrange a variety of adventures. Since Pelican Point Lodge is situated on the tip of the Pelican Point Peninsula, it is the epic center of the marine activities that the Namibian Coast has to offer. One of the most popular activities is kayaking with the 30,000 Cape fur seals. Other activities include taking dolphin cruises, quad-biking (four-wheeling) in the dunes, fishing, sandboarding, birdwatching, surfing in Donkey Bay and Skeleton Bay, dune paragliding, taking a camel ride in the dunes, sky-diving, hot air ballooning, and touring various nearby sites.

Guests can dine in style in the indoor dining room, on the outside deck, or in the privacy of their room. Delicious meals include lavish breakfasts, light lunches, and three-course dinners between relaxing mornings and afternoons on the beach. A lounge and spacious deck are excellent spots to enjoy a drink, read, and relax while the attentive staff caters to every need or desire. The lodge’s deck provides panoramic views of the Atlantic. While a leisurely stroll on the beach allows for a more intimate encounter with the area’s diverse ocean life.

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Namibia

Pelican Point Lodge

PLAN MY TRIP

Formerly the lighthouse and harbor control tower for this unique location along Namibia’s Skeleton Coast, Pelican Point Lodge takes full advantage of panoramic views and ocean scenery.

Ten luxurious suites are situated to take advantage of exceptional views. The uppermost Captain’s Cove Suite offering spectacular 360-degree views as well as a comfortable queen bed, an elevated bath, and a spacious private sundeck. A warm, contemporary style imbues each suite with modern comfort, in addition to amenities such as a seating and lounge area, one-of-a-kind fireplace, 24-hour room service, queen-sized bed, private safe, gowns, slippers, and much more. Each suite includes an en suite bathroom featuring double sinks and two showers. As an added luxury, each suite has its own deck area to enjoy amazing views of the lagoon even blankets to cozy under in the wake of cool Atlantic breezes.

The lodge is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean on one side and Walvis Bay Lagoon on the other. Ever-changing vistas reveal ships coming and going, breaking waves, desert dunes, a vibrant seal population, and amazing sunset lightshows. Guests can watch the prolific birdlife featuring flocks of pelicans, Damara-terns, seagulls, cormorants, and flamingos, while seals, dolphins, whales, and more frolic in the ocean. A favorite activity is a walk to the old rusted jetty located about a half mile from the lodge accompanied by a picnic lunch, a camera, and a book.

For the more adventurous visitors, the staff at Pelican Point can help arrange a variety of adventures. Since Pelican Point Lodge is situated on the tip of the Pelican Point Peninsula, it is the epic center of the marine activities that the Namibian Coast has to offer. One of the most popular activities is kayaking with the 30,000 Cape fur seals. Other activities include taking dolphin cruises, quad-biking (four-wheeling) in the dunes, fishing, sandboarding, birdwatching, surfing in Donkey Bay and Skeleton Bay, dune paragliding, taking a camel ride in the dunes, sky-diving, hot air ballooning, and touring various nearby sites.

Guests can dine in style in the indoor dining room, on the outside deck, or in the privacy of their room. Delicious meals include lavish breakfasts, light lunches, and three-course dinners between relaxing mornings and afternoons on the beach. A lounge and spacious deck are excellent spots to enjoy a drink, read, and relax while the attentive staff caters to every need or desire. The lodge’s deck provides panoramic views of the Atlantic. While a leisurely stroll on the beach allows for a more intimate encounter with the area’s diverse ocean life.

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Points of Interest
Hotels & Resorts
Journeys