Fort Sesfontein Lodge  Verified Listing

Fort Sesfontein has been reestablished authentically even to details from the ruins of a historical Fort built-in 1896. However, the demand for modern facilities according to today’s standards has been fulfilled. Fort Sesfontein is an oasis in the Namibian wilderness. The exposed position of the Fort between Damaraland and Kaokoveld allows day trips to discover one of the last untouched landscapes.

* Tea/coffee facilities
* Beds
* Bathroom
* Bathroom amenities
* Sitting area
* BBQ Facilities
* Swimming pool

The lodge Fort Sesfontein - located in a wilderness area far from civilization - offers, however, all modern facilities which guests may expect today. The central court of the lodge is planted with palm trees and offers a generous pool. The former officer’s mess has been refurbished as a restaurant with integrated lodge and bar. Descendants of the natives, Damaras, Hereros and Himbas, are your hosts; they create a friendly and amiable atmosphere and allow a view into their culture. After the adventures of the day and the culinary delights of the evening, enjoy a relaxing night under a star-studded sky with the Southern Cross.

* Bar, restaurant, barbecue, pool
* Petrol and diesel station
* Landing strip for aircraft
* Guided day and half-day trips
* 355 days sunshine per year
* Rain yield factor only 100 mm on average per year

The safari program of Fort Sesfontein with day trips into the
Kaokoveld gives access to one of the most untouched and fascinating
areas in Namibia and also Africa. After breakfast, you start
your adventure from the Fort with your local guide either in an
open game-viewer or in a closed landrover.
Explore with us
* original landscapes with welwetschias and magic circles
* sandy deserts, velds and mountain formations with canyons
built by reviers
* the African fauna with desert elephants in their natural habitat
* the Himbas with their herds of goats and cattles in their villages
in Kaokoveld
* rock carvings in Sosos, aging approx. one thousand years, as an
evidence of African history.
After your return to the Fort, you feel safe and comfortable again
and dream your African dream.