We Kebi, which means “invitation” in the San language, is a warm and friendly lodge. You will enjoy returning here, and you can, at a very good price. Since it is a safari lodge, you are likely to see many kinds of antelope. It offers great value for your money.
Like its sister lodge, Desert Hills, the lodge is built to look like the yellow grass homes of the ancient Bushmen or the nests of social weaver birds. The design combines African safari and traditional styles.
It includes Northern African touches, traditional features, and an old-style colonial look. This modern, comfortable lodge gives you a private and peaceful view of the desert.
The 14 spacious chalets blend well with the environment. They appear quietly on the horizon as you get closer, and then you arrive—surrounded by calm and comfort. You wouldn’t guess it’s just off the main road. Every room offers a wide, open view of the quiet space that makes the Namib Desert special.
Pay attention to the details. Everything is well placed; the only unusual thing might be the animal skins and heads on the walls, but they add to the charm of the “safari lodge.”
It’s a great value, full of small surprises. We’ll let you discover those yourself, but it’s both comfortable and stylish, and even more than you expect.
Accommodation
The rooms at We Kebi Safari Lodge are in separate huts with thatch roofs and private bathrooms with either a shower or a bathtub. We use solar power to make electricity and hot water. Every chalet has a wide 180-degree view of the desert.
Activities
Nature drives and walking trails are some of the activities around We Kebi. We also organize trips to Deadvlei and Sossusvlei. Sossusvlei is a popular place, known for its big sand dunes and desert views.
On the nature drives, you can see animals and beautiful desert scenery. You can enjoy a sunset with snacks and a cold drink from the top of a dune.
We also offer a 4×4 off-road trip in the nearby mountains, where you’ll find great views and good spots for taking photos.
