Erongo Wilderness Lodge

Pool at Erongo Wilderness Lodge

The lodge is a founder member of The Erongo Mountain Nature Conservancy, joining 30 private landowners in a collective effort to conserve and protect this natural treasure of over 200,000 hectares. The Conservancy’s mission includes the preservation of the rich cultural heritage in the form of rock paintings and engravings that are found throughout the area, such as at the Paula’s Cave rock art site at the Lodge.

The lodge has 10 tented chalets, built on stilts, set against towering granite formations. Each chalet has its own niche amongst the rocks, ensuring peace, privacy and exclusivity. The luxury Meru tents are pitched under steep thatched roofs for shade, and have netting across all windows and doors, allowing only the breeze to enter. The ensuite bathrooms are built around the existing rocks and trees, naturally. With its own private deck, bush-style mini-bar and spectacular setting, each chalet is the best way to experience the lush Erongo environment.