Skeleton Coast · Namibia
Where Sand and Sea Meet
An eight-suite coastal house beside a working lighthouse — where the Atlantic meets the desert and time loosens its hold.
The Place
A Threshold, Not a Destination
Pelican Point Lodge sits at the edge of everything — where the cold Atlantic meets the ancient Namib Desert, where a working lighthouse still guides ships through the fog, where time moves differently.
This is not a resort. It's a coastal house with eight suites, each with uninterrupted views of the sea. A place where the rhythm of the tides replaces the rhythm of schedules.
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Experiences
Encounters That Cannot Be Scheduled
Marine Life
Kayaking with Seals
Paddle through a colony of 60,000 Cape fur seals. They'll swim alongside you, curious and unafraid.
Birdlife
Flamingo Lagoons
Thousands of flamingos paint the lagoon pink, feeding in the shallow waters of Walvis Bay.
Desert & Dunes
Sandwich Harbour
Where towering dunes cascade directly into the Atlantic — one of Earth's most dramatic landscapes.
"Africa changes you forever, like nowhere on earth. Once you have been there, you will never be the same."— Brian Jackman
The House
Comfort Without Pretense
Eight suites, each designed to frame the view. Warm woods, natural textures, and floor-to-ceiling windows that blur the line between inside and out.
The kitchen serves what the sea provides — fresh oysters, line-caught fish, paired with wines from the Cape. Breakfast on the deck. Sundowners as the lighthouse begins its nightly rotation.
Explore The House→The Journey
Getting Here Is Part of the Experience
The 45-minute escorted drive across the peninsula is your transition. Watch the town recede. Feel the landscape empty out. By the time you arrive, you've already begun to decompress.
45
Minutes from Walvis Bay
4×4
Escorted Transfer
∞
Horizon Views
"I never knew of a morning in Africa when I woke up that I was not happy."— Ernest Hemingway
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Begin Your Story
Pelican Point Lodge welcomes guests year-round. Each season brings its own character — summer's clarity, winter's dramatic skies, the endless migrations of marine life.
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