Jakkalsputz Campsite

    Lodge in Dorob National Park, nahe Henties Bay, Erongo

    Jakkalsputz Campsite

    3.9

    Übersicht

    Jakkalsputz ist ein Küstencampingplatz im Dorob National Park, etwas südlich von Henties Bay, der für die Angelsaison im Dezember und Januar geöffnet ist, wenn die namibische Westküste von Anglern bevölkert wird. Er ist zweckmäßig eingerichtet: ebene Stellplätze auf Schotter oberhalb des Strandes, Windschutzwände, Sanitäranlagen und Wasser. Henties Bay ist nur wenige Minuten über die Salzstraße entfernt und bietet Treibstoff, Angelausrüstung, Köder und Lebensmittel. Was er bietet, ist der direkte Zugang zu einigen der produktivsten Küstenangelgebieten des Landes – Galjoen, Kabeljau, Steenbras und Blacktail – und die günstigste Übernachtung aller NWR-Unterkünfte. Er dient auch als Ausgangspunkt für Tagesausflüge zur Robbenkolonie Cape Cross, zum Schiffswrack Zeila sowie zur Mondlandschaft und zum Welwitschia Drive im Landesinneren von Swakopmund. Nebel und Wind gehören dazu; ein solider Windschutz und warme Kleidung sind wichtiger als alles andere, was Sie einpacken.

    Nur im Dezember und Januar geöffnet
    Erstklassiges Küstenangeln an der Westküste
    Minuten von Henties Bay für Treibstoff, Köder und Vorräte entfernt
    Robbenkolonie Cape Cross leicht erreichbar
    Der erschwinglichste NWR-Aufenthalt in Namibia
    Ebene Stellplätze mit Windschutz oberhalb des Strandes

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    Ausstattung

    Parking
    Camping
    Fishing
    Braai Facilities
    Beach Access

    Zimmer

    Campsite - 1

    Campsite

    Ebener Stellplatz an der Küste mit Windschutz, Sanitäranlagen und Wasser. Maximal 8 Personen. Nur im Dezember und Januar geöffnet.

    Schläft 8
    $12
    pro Person / Nacht

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    Location

    Dorob National Park, nahe Henties Bay, Erongo

    More about Jakkalsputz Campsite

    The stay

    Jakkalsputz Campsite is a coastal camping experience. It operates only during December and January each year. The campsite provides a setting for immersion in the natural beauty of Namibia’s coastline. It features an untouched and rugged stretch of coast, offering a serene and scenic atmosphere. Visitors engage in outdoor activities such as hiking and bird watching. Guests can explore nearby seal colonies.

    Where you'll sleep

    Accommodation at Jakkalsputz Campsite consists of individual camping sites. Each site accommodates a maximum of eight people and up to three vehicles. The camping experience is set against a coastal backdrop, providing a rugged and natural feel. The style focuses on basic, self-sufficient outdoor living, connecting guests directly with the environment.

    Eating and drinking

    The campsite provides basic amenities for guests to prepare their own food and beverages. Each camping site is equipped with fire pits and barbecue facilities. Guests cater for themselves using the provided facilities.

    The location

    Jakkalsputz Campsite is located within the Dorob National Park, near Henties Bay, in the Erongo region of Namibia. The campsite sits on a picturesque and rugged coastline, providing views of the marine environment. It is popular with fishing enthusiasts due to its rich marine life. The location offers stunning sunsets over the ocean. Nearby seal colonies are available for guests to explore. The campsite is part of the West Coast Region and is near the Skeleton Coast Park.

    Who it suits

    Jakkalsputz Campsite suits fishing enthusiasts due to its rugged coastline and diverse marine life, including shark, kabeljou, and galjoen, available for angling from the shore or by boat. It appeals to individuals and groups seeking a tranquil getaway and a serene retreat in a natural setting. Those who appreciate outdoor activities such as hiking and bird watching find the location appealing. The campsite caters to visitors interested in exploring seal colonies. It is a destination for guests who prefer a basic camping experience with fire pits and barbecue facilities, and who are comfortable with self-catering. The operational months, December and January, suit those planning seasonal trips during this specific period.