Welcoming the exterior at Wolwedans Plains Camp

Accommodating only eight guests in four sophisticated and expansive en-suite rooms, Wolwedans Plains Camp is situated in a valley within the 200,000-hectare Namib Rand Nature Reserve.  The open, organic architecture was created to harmonize with the tranquility of the surrounding countryside, welcoming the outdoors even when guests are not engaging in activities such as scenic drives, hot air ballooning, aerial tours, and nature walks.

 Namib Rand is less renowned than its illustrious neighbors, Sossusvlei and Naukluft Park, which contributes to its allure.  A limited number of people are permitted entry into the reserve at any time, guaranteeing that guests at Wolwedans experience a sense of exclusivity inside the entire reserve.  A diverse array of animals inhabits its 200,000-hectare area, including baboons, hyenas, plains game, and leopards.

 In addition to its four Rooms, the Plains Camp features a lounge suitable for relaxation, multiple decks, an open-concept study, living room, and dining area, a fully-equipped kitchen, and a swimming pool.  Dining experiences here are opulent yet unpretentious—much like all other aspects of this Wolwedans business.