Kalahari Red Dunes Lodge (Kalkrand, Namibia)

The closest airport to Kalahari Red Dunes Lodge is Eros Airport, 175.0 km away.

Kalahari Red Dunes Lodge provides ample space and abundant privacy. The main house, situated in a dry lakebed known as a "Vlei," features a lobby area, restaurant, two bars, a spacious lounge, and a swimming pool with a sun deck. A 120-meter boardwalk connects the main house to the Suites surrounding the Vlei, where wildlife can often be seen.

Each Suite is a stylish blend of canvas, stone, and thatched roofing, offering unique designs and luxurious accommodations. The outdoor areas of the Suites feature shaded couches and loungers, perfect for relaxing and observing the nearby wildlife.

Guests can explore the breathtaking beauty of the Kalahari on hikes, game drives, or mountain bikes, marveling at the red dunes, which rise up to 30 meters high, and the abundant wildlife.

Activities to enjoy:

Cultural Experiences and Interaction with Local Communities:
Gain insight into the indigenous cultures of Namibia through cultural experiences at nearby communities. Learn about the traditional lifestyles and customs of the San people or other local groups.

Desert Dune Walks and Hiking:
The Kalahari desert offers stunning red sand dunes, and a guided dune walk is a must-do activity. Hike through the iconic dunes, enjoy the serenity of the desert, and learn about the unique flora and fauna that thrive in this arid environment.

Sunset and Stargazing:
The vast open skies of the Kalahari Desert offer magnificent sunsets and clear skies ideal for stargazing. After a day of adventure, relax on the lodge’s deck and enjoy a spectacular desert sunset. As night falls, the absence of light pollution makes it an excellent spot for observing stars and constellations.

Game Drives and Wildlife Viewing:
The lodge is situated in an area rich in wildlife, and guests can enjoy guided game drives to spot species such as oryx, springbok, gemsbok, and a variety of bird species. The early morning or late afternoon drives provide the best chances to see animals in action while experiencing the changing light of the desert landscape.