Lodge Overview
There's a touch of magic and intrigue at this rustic 'Ghost Gorge' cabin, designed for self-catering guests. Simplistic but exclusive as it hides in a secluded valley in southwestern Namibia, where a rusty bullet-ridden Hudson greets you at the entrance road, a relic from a gunfight between diamond smugglers and police. Further along the trail, a series of stone ramparts are visible from the days of WWI.
The Geisterschlucht Cabin consists of two-family rooms with a shared bathroom, kitchen and lounge area. Solar panels provide 220 Volt electricity. The two rooms sleep a total of four persons per room with bedding provided. The open plan kitchen and lounge area is equipped with a fridge, gas burner and an indoor braai area including cutlery, crockery, pots and pans. There is also an outdoor barbecue to enjoy pleasant evenings around the fire.
Guests are more than welcome at the Desert Horse Inn's restaurant for breakfast or dinner (on prior request). An alternative option is ordering barbecue packs at the reception, six kilometres away. Several hiking and mountain bike trails run through the picturesque valley and the habitat of the Wild Horses is just 20 km away. The historic port town of Lüderitz and the ghost town of Kolmanskuppe, 100 km away, are also worth a visit.
To keep in mind: During certain periods of the year the cabin may only be accessible with a 4x4 vehicle. Kindly enquire when making your reservation. There is a minimum charge when making a booking.

