Namaqua National Park offers a wide range of self-catering accommodation options, from comfortable chalets to campsites dotted along the coast.
Namaqua National Park features a splendid mix of accommodation options to suit all types of travellers and budgets. Your Siyabona Travel Expert will help point you in the right direction but here’s a basic run-down of what to expect...
Skilpad Rest Camp
If you love a good chalet, make a beeline for Skilpad Rest Camp in Namaqua National Park which consists of 4 units in total. Each comes well-equipped with ceiling fans, a kitchen, and a private veranda and braai (barbecue) area. The bedroom features two single beds, but there’s a sleeper couch in the lounge making it ideal for those with kids in tow.
Luiperdskloof Guest Cottage
If you’re keen to get as far off the beaten track as possible, Luiperdskloof stands as a rustic 3-bedroom house only accessible with a 4x4 vehicle. There is no electricity, just a gas-powered oven, and fridge. The main bedroom has a double bed and 2 bedrooms with two 3/4 beds each. It has a bathroom with a shower, toilet and washbasin. There is a fireplace in the lounge and a braai area outside.
Namaqua Flower Camps
During August and September when the Namaqua wildflowers are in bloom, you can stay at Beach Flower Camp or Skilpas Flower Camp surrounded by a colourful carpet of beautiful wildflowers.
En-suite Tents have Queen-size beds that can be converted to twin beds with white cotton linen, comfortable pillows and warm duvets, electric blankets, a spacious dressing area, walk-in showers, and a hair dryer. A tea and coffee basket is served to each tented suite in the morning.
