Agama Lodge Sesriem Namibia

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Most visitors utilize our facilities as an overnight access point to Sossusvlei and the Namib Naukluft hiking trails. We also offer self-guided walks into the mountains.

Pre-arranged meals for groups, events and / or individuals as well as breakfast packs are available. For those who don’t have camping equipment we will provide tents, bedding, crockery and cutlery for an additional fee. We do also supply a limited amount of firewood. We are connected to the main grid (Nampower) so our chalets and restaurant have a reliable power supply.

As the campsite and chalets are on a small personalised scale: a swimming pool, sunset deck and fully licenced bar are available to all the residents.
All meals should be pre-booked as our menus are pre-set.

Agama River Camp Chalets

Our chalets are situated on the upper banks of the 'Dieprevier' river course, each chalet is thirty two square metres, and twenty five metres adrift.

Each chalet has A/C, two modern three quarter beds, side tables with lamps, an open cupboard, a long wall mounted table which can be used to put a suitcase on or apply make-up from. a strong desk fan for air circulation, a portable lamp for emergencies, two extra blankets for the cold nights. Two chairs are also provided inside the room and two for the veranda.

The bathroom has a large spacious shower with hand basin and mirror. The toilet is a separate facility separated by a solid door.

Each Chalet has a solid deck for the option of sleeping under the sky or simply for an elevated view.

Available also to all Agama occupants is our friendly restaurant with great food and a cosy bar, as well as a sunset viewing deck and swimming pool.

The name ‘Agama’ is derived from the colourful family of lizards that frequent the drier and open savannah regions of Africa, this was also the first creature to make itself visible when we entered the old farm gate, it seemed fitting to indulge this inquisitive reptile in the name sake.

We are situated on the C19, 30 kms south of Solitaire and 50 kms north of Sesriem, approximately forty five minutes from the main gate way to Sossusvlei.

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