Fort Sesfontein Lodge
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Fort Sesfontein is the gateway to the extremely remote northwest corner of Namibia.
The lodge is a sensitive and elegant reconstruction of an old German frontier fort. It serves as the farthest sensible point north for self-drivers, offering guided day-trips further out into the wild areas to visit Himba villages and search for desert elephant.
Fort Sesfontein is hairy and unreliable, but it is brim full of character. For guests willing to put up with its shortcomings, then a couple of nights here certainly adds a wilder dimension to a self-drive trip.
The lodge is a sensitive and elegant reconstruction of an old German frontier fort. It serves as the farthest sensible point north for self-drivers, offering guided day-trips further out into the wild areas to visit Himba villages and search for desert elephant.
Fort Sesfontein is hairy and unreliable, but it is brim full of character. For guests willing to put up with its shortcomings, then a couple of nights here certainly adds a wilder dimension to a self-drive trip.
| 01MAR2008/28FEB2009 | : US$ | 150 |
| 01MAR2009/28FEB2010 | : US$ | 180 |
This guide price is intended to show how much a night at this lodge will add to your itinerary.
The rate shown is per person per night based on two people sharing a room in high season including breakfast and dinner only, self-driving a Group C vehicle with full insurance cover.
The rate shown is per person per night based on two people sharing a room in high season including breakfast and dinner only, self-driving a Group C vehicle with full insurance cover.
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