Boulders Camp

Wolwedans & NamibRand, Namibia

The most luxurious of the four camps in the Wolwedans Collection.

Places in Boulders Camp

Boulders Camp fine dining Fine dining at the most luxurious camp in the Wolwedans Collection.
Boulders Camp lounge bar A refined bar setting at the collection's most luxurious camp.

Best time to visit: April to October (dry season and cooler months), for comfortable daytime temperatures and exceptional stargazing conditions across the reserve.
Getting around: Guests typically fly via light aircraft from Windhoek to an airstrip within or near the NamibRand Nature Reserve, roughly a 1-hour flight; once at Wolwedans, 4x4 vehicles and guided walks are the primary way to explore the reserve's dunes and plains between camps.
Currency: Namibian Dollar (N$), pegged 1:1 to the South African rand
Language: English (official); Afrikaans and German are widely spoken.
Timezone: CAT (UTC+2)
Current trends: Wolwedans continues to model high-quality, low-impact desert tourism within the 220,000-hectare NamibRand Nature Reserve, with Dune Camp's communal lapa dining and long shared table reinforcing a slow-travel, community-oriented approach to luxury that stands apart from more conventional private-suite safari dining, while the broader Wolwedans Collection's four-camp structure lets guests choose between more social (Dune Camp) and more private (Boulders Camp) experiences.

Dune Camp — The original Wolwedans camp, sitting atop a 250-metre dune with panoramic desert views.
Wolwedans Plains Camp — One of four camps in the collection, set across the reserve's open plains.