Vingerklip Lodge, Vingerklip

Location

Vingerklip Lodge is located along the route from Swakopmund to the Etosha Pan, nestled between the Ugab Terraces. This location features dramatic rock formations, including the 35-meter high pillar known as Vingerklip or Finger of Stone. Guests can engage with the surrounding environment through several walking trails that showcase the area's unique geology and wildlife.

Accommodation

Accommodation at Vingerklip Lodge consists of 25 units, including 12 double rooms, 12 family suites, and 1 luxury suite called Heaven's Gate. Each unit has an en-suite bathroom, air conditioning, and a private terrace offering expansive views of the Ugab Valley. The family suites are designed with a mezzanine floor for added space and functionality.

Dining

Vingerklip Lodge offers two on-site restaurants, the main lodge restaurant and the Eagles Nest restaurant. The Eagles Nest, set high on the plateau, serves dinner buffet to a limited capacity, providing a memorable dining experience. Local businesses supply ingredients for a menu that includes breakfast and dinner buffets, along with à la carte options for lunch.

Recreation

The lodge offers two pools, allowing guests to relax after trekking on the nearby trails or exploring the wildlife. Hiking trails include the South Terrace hike and the longer Joint Terrace hike, providing opportunities to discover the area's geology and natural beauty. Guests might also encounter giraffe, zebra, oryx, and other wildlife near the waterholes around the lodge.

Guest Services

Vingerklip Lodge provides attentive service from its staff, contributing to an enjoyable stay with recommended day trips available to surrounding attractions. Guests can also opt for outdoor dining under the Namibian sky when the weather permits. The lodge invites day visitors to explore its beautiful environment and walking trails.

Highlights

Location: 35m high rock formation

Rooms: 25 varied accommodation units

Dining: Eagles Nest restaurant

Recreation: Two hiking trails

Wildlife: Giraffes, zebras, and more

Services: Day visitor access