Sesriem Campsite Sesriem Namibia

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Sesriem Campsite

Accommodation at Sesriem Camping

24 camping sites in the shades of ancient camel thorn trees. The camp sites at Seriem are set on the deserts edge each with its own tree, inside the Namib Naukluft Park it is a unique place to enjoy the sounds of the desert night as the Geckos and insects sing you to sleep.

Sesriem Campsite

Well spaced camp sites with a fire place/braai/BBQ water tap, animal proof rubbish bins and a low wall surrounding each site. Clean ablutions offer showers and toilets.

Sesriem Campsite
Sesriem Campsite

A swimming pool at the centre of the camp allows you to cool off and relax in the midday heat and the bar serves cold drinks. At the entrance there is a Fuel Station.

Sesriem Campsite

What to do at Sesriem Camp Site
Sesriem Campsite hotel facility Hiking/walking trails
Sesriem Campsite hotel facility Visit the sesriem canyon
Sesriem Campsite hotel facility Visit the sossusvlei dunes
Sesriem Campsite hotel facility Relax in the swimming pool


Sesriem Campsite

Sesriem Campsite Attractions and Activities

Sesriem Canyon:- During the raining season rock pools sometimes form in the canyon and provide excellent swimming opportunities. During drier months you can walk up the canyon.

Sesriem Campsite

Sossusvlei:- This is the reason you are staying here - popular opinion is that the dunes are best seen early in the morning or late afternoon.

Elim Dune:- A petrified dune near the Sesriem Camp proves a popular spot to watch the sunset.

Sesriem Campsite
Sesriem Campsite

Sossusvlei is a depression lined by some of the highest dunes in the world. Although a very rare occurrence, during periods of good rains the pan or "vlei" fills up with water from the Tsauchab River. This water wonder in the middle of the desert is a spectacular sight.

Sesriem Campsite

At the entry to Sossusvlei is Sesriem Canyon. As a result of erosion over many centuries, a narrow gorge of about one kilometre in length was formed about 30 to 40 metres deep. Early explorers had to tie six lengths of thongs together to draw water from the pools in the canyon, hence the name "Sesriem".