Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp, received the "Out of this World" award at the Tatler Travel Awards held in London recently, the awards took place at the Ham Yard Hotel in November.
Wilderness Safaris' press release:
"Hoanib is located in one of the most remote and undeveloped areas in the world, so we are extremely proud that we are able to deliver a wilderness experience that make a positive difference, while also meeting the exacting standards of Tatler’s editors.
"We look forward to hosting many more guests on life-changing journeys to this special part of north-west Namibia, and sharing its incredible desert-adapted wildlife and unique attractions,” said Mike Wassung, CEO of Wilderness Safaris Namibia.
An expert panel made up of Tatler’s editorial team selected the winners. Each hotel had been visited by Tatler magazine and was chosen from the 101 hotels featured in the annual travel guide.
In order to be awarded the Out of this World title, the property must have recently opened and feature something inspiring and new to the world of luxury travel.
Describing Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp, Tatler editors said, "This place is all about the location, in the wildest, driest of deserts where elephants and oryx roam over sand dunes. But it’s also about design – polished concrete and glass and the cleverest, most visually stunning tents you’ve ever seen. It is, quite simply, out of this world".
Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp is located in the remote Palmwag Concession, straddling the Palmwag area and the Skeleton Coast National Park.
It combines luxurious comfort with a low-impact design that is sensitive to its fragile desert environment, operating on 100% solar power.
It offers eight stylish en-suite tents, including one family unit, each with a shaded outdoor lounge area where guests can relax and enjoy the spectacular views of the surrounding desert.
The main area includes a lounge, bar area, dining room, library, fire pit, swimming pool and deck. The area is home to desert-dwelling elephant, as well as gemsbok, giraffe, springbok and occasionally lion.
Wilderness Safaris' press release:
"Hoanib is located in one of the most remote and undeveloped areas in the world, so we are extremely proud that we are able to deliver a wilderness experience that make a positive difference, while also meeting the exacting standards of Tatler’s editors.
An expert panel made up of Tatler’s editorial team selected the winners. Each hotel had been visited by Tatler magazine and was chosen from the 101 hotels featured in the annual travel guide.
In order to be awarded the Out of this World title, the property must have recently opened and feature something inspiring and new to the world of luxury travel.
Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp is located in the remote Palmwag Concession, straddling the Palmwag area and the Skeleton Coast National Park.
It offers eight stylish en-suite tents, including one family unit, each with a shaded outdoor lounge area where guests can relax and enjoy the spectacular views of the surrounding desert.
The main area includes a lounge, bar area, dining room, library, fire pit, swimming pool and deck. The area is home to desert-dwelling elephant, as well as gemsbok, giraffe, springbok and occasionally lion.
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