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Spitzkoppe Lodge - new establishment in Namibia
The lodge consists of 15 individual chalets positioned and nestled on the north western side of spectacular Spitzkoppe granite inselbergs rising from the proto-Namib plains with an eastern view.
The main complex with lounge and dining facilities have a north western view onto the Brandberg.
The development and operations are integrated with nature and the environmental impact of the infrastructure and activities reduced to lowest possible levels.
Limited use of concrete with elevated floors and decks and composite materials for walls which can be dismantled easily will enable nature to restore itself in just a few months after deconstruction. Sensitivity towards wildlife and heritage is paramount in all we do.
Each of the spacious Chalets with en-suite bathrooms has a private veranda which connects the guest with the vast stretches of untouched sand and boulders beyond.
The stretched roofs reflect the ambience of a tented camp and will compliment the rounded and pitched formation of the granite mountain.
There is one “family unit” which consists of two chalets positioned in close proximity of each other.
The main complex: a lounge, dining area and bar, which leads to a sundowner deck overlooking a small swimming pool.
Spitzkoppe Lodge is benefitting the people living in the #Gaingu Conservancy, as they earn a substantial amount of the gross turnover paid on a quarterly basis.
There is a drive to become a highly sustainable and responsible tourism facility in a desert environment.
The development and maintenance cost herefore determine the accommodation rate, which is kept as low as possible and within reach of the current tourism market.
Spitzkoppe Lodge - new establishment in Namibia
The lodge consists of 15 individual chalets positioned and nestled on the north western side of spectacular Spitzkoppe granite inselbergs rising from the proto-Namib plains with an eastern view.
There is one “family unit” which consists of two chalets positioned in close proximity of each other.
The development and maintenance cost herefore determine the accommodation rate, which is kept as low as possible and within reach of the current tourism market.
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