Pelican Point Lodge

Each of the suites is incredibly spacious, decorated in a warm contemporary style and furnished with a queen size bed. The rooms are designed to make use of the beautiful views even whilst showering. Facilities include a balcony, en-suite, lounge area, mini bar and a fireplace for complete comfort.

All our suites are spacious, decorated in a warm contemporary style and designed to make use of the beautiful views even whilst showering. Both suites are situated on ground floor with direct access to the beach. Convertible to family suites. Facilities include a balcony, en-suite, lounge area, mini bar and a fireplace for complete comfort.

The former harbor control tower is transformed into the Penthouse Suite (Captains’ Cove Suite) on the 3rd floor, offering privacy, unique 360° views, an elevated bath and queen size bed and a huge private sundeck. Facilities include a balcony, en-suite, lounge area, mini bar and a fireplace for complete comfort.

Dining at Pelican Point Lodge is a special occasion with elegant table settings, soft lighting, bio-fires, and spectacular views on a clear evening, warm and cosy on misty nights. You will indulge in wholesome, unpretentious and sophisticated cuisine paired with excellent local and South African wines. A 24hr Coffee/Tea/Soft drinks /fruit and snacks station is also available.

A lunch is available for guests on request and  guests that prefer to dine in private in their suite, deck or want something special is always welcome to talk to us to make it a memorable dining experience. Dinner is 3-course plated meals served at individual tables, a full breakfast is served in our dining room and kindly inform staff on your special dietary requirements upon your booking.

With over 6 km of sandbank waiting to be explored, there is plenty to see at close quarters. Stroll 2.5 km to the end of the peninsula and discover intriguing small desert dwellers, the huge flocks of playful seals, chanting seagulls and curious jackals sniffing around. A shorter walk leads to the old rusty jetty for a different slant on the seals and birds, and perhaps a picnic lunch. And at the end of the day, watch the dying sun drop ever more rapidly below the horizon in a blaze of glory. Take the opportunity of a lifetime and broaden your understanding and appreciation of the natural world around us.

Walk to the old Jetty to observe seals and the birdlife and to photograph their activities, or to witness the changes in the scenery of the Bay and the distant dunes as the day progresses.

Guests can partake in kayaking at Pelican Point Lodge, spotting seals on the water along the way. This is the only outsourced activity at the lodge.

Guests who stay at Pelican Point Lodge can take this time to explore the local sites and partake in local activities. There is a beach nearby as well as the chance to whale watch, fish, scuba dive and paraglide. The museum is also close by as is the chance to take a cultural tour or historical tour.

Pelican Point Lodge ensures that local culture and values are not intruded upon due to tourism and ensures that economic distortion does not become prevalent in the area.

Pelican Point Lodge takes the environment into careful consideration and factors sustainability into their practices. It does not allow the scarring of landscapes and damage to local wildlife through off-road driving and careless behaviour. The lodge also factors in the unsustainable use of scarce resources such as water and wood and ensures that sewerage and domestic waste does not damage the local environment. The lodge aims to become a leader in eco-friendly practices within the hospitality sector with Namibia’s 2030 vision in mind.