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Located next to the Atlantic Ocean, Cape Cross Lodge presents a unique and serene stop for travelers along this vast untamed and seldom explored wilderness on the Skeleton Coast.

Cape Cross Lodge is a mix of Cape Dutch and West Coast fishing village architecture with colossal windows which embrace the natural light and reveal endless vistas. Around this idyllic oasis lies infinite ocean and desert, littered with the eerie remains of man’s past endeavors. Nearby, rocky outcrops provide a perfect playground for a large colony of Cape Fur Seals.

The Lodge offers eighteen sea view standard suites and two sea view semi-suites. No matter the time of day or night, the large sea-facing windows frame breathtaking panoramas that can be enjoyed from every room. All bathrooms are en-suite and while the first floor balconies offer a private space for one to enjoy the scenery, the ground floor balconies also provide direct access to the beach.

The restaurant offers indoor or alfresco dining on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. A central fireplace warms the interiors of the dining room and lounge area during winter, while in summer one can enjoy the cool sea breeze on the verandah overlooking the beach.

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Situated in an area of lush meadow-like savannah, Mboko Camp is frequented by forest buffalo, forest elephant and spotted hyaena, Mboko gives a sense of the scale of Odzala-Kokoua National Park while also allowing you to focus on some of the smaller details: flowers and butterflies (depending on the season) can be seen in profusion. Parrots and other colorful birds are found in abundance, and can be spotted right from camp.

Mboko Camp's breath-taking views show-off the beautiful interface between the tropical rainforest and grassland savannah where hundreds of towering termite mounds help create an otherworldly experience. Here, you can experience your safari by driving, walking and boating. It also offers access to nearby villages on the fringes of the national park, where you can met and interact with local people.

Twelve canvas cabins are nestled along the Lekoli River in amongst the lush green forest which provides a feeling of privacy. Each cabin has a private deck, en-suite bathrooms, mosquito nets and fans. The star deck and firepit near the dinning area is a perfect place to enjoy the sights and sounds of the evening. Right from camp you can watch wildlife as it wanders by grazing in the fertile grassland or investigating the towering termite mounds for food.

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