The lodge is made up of wooden structures with canvas blinds, allowing every aspect to be opened up to enjoy the desert views around it. The canvas blinds provide it with a camp like ambience but with a more solid and permanent feel due to the protection of the structures.

There are nine chalet bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom and a private split-level deck area stretching out to the vast undulating desert sands beyond. The decks have built-in benches, sunloungers and chairs providing the perfect spots for relaxing in and taking in the limitlessness surroundings. You can also request for your bed to be moved onto your deck if you feel like spending a magical night sleeping under the stars. One of the chalets has two bedrooms, separated by a canvas wall and sharing one bathroom, ideal for a family with young children.

Further away from all of the other rooms, about 1km from the main lodge, is the Mountain View Suite, a secluded option perfect for honeymooners or anyone just wanting complete exclusivity. The suite benefits from a private guide and vehicle, and a private valet to be on beck and call. The suite has a spacious bedroom, it’s own lounge and dining area, a private plunge pool, and a small kitchenette, making it entirely self-contained so guests needn’t go over to the main lodge at all.

The rest of the chalets at Wolwedans Dunes Lodge are all connected to the main part of the camp by a series of sandy paths and walkways over the dunes. In the main area you find two lounge areas, several decks for enjoying drinks during the evening, a fireplace, library, two dining rooms and a tea deck. A particularly special feature is the subterranean wine cellar which stocks a range of excellent wines and can be used for an enjoyable wine tasting evening or a romantic candlelit dinner.

On hot afternoons guests will particularly enjoy the small swimming pool which is surrounded by sun loungers and hammocks and provides a welcome respite from the heat.