Soutpan Safari Camp
Soutpan Safari Camp, a pristine self-catering establishment positioned in Port Nolloth, Northern Cape, is perfect for your holiday and is priced from R100 pp/s... view more details about Soutpan Safari Camp »
Reviews (4)
Submitted Review
Cheap but a bit strange set-up. Covered completely by netting as sun protection means you are feeling quite closed in and if you braai the smoke will just hang there. Ok for one night as a low budget stay but not recommended for long stays.
Astrid Basson, Germany
For the enlightend traveler
I was at first confused by this place but in no time flat it became obvious this is the place for me. My friend an I stayed over for one night on our way to Laangebaan and then decided to come back for 2 more days. This is what immersive eco tourism is supposed to be. loved the outdoor shower and the salt pan next to the safari camp. Its how one should experience the richtersveld and surrounding areas. if you want dstv go elsewhere. Christo and his wife have created a haven that from what i can see in the new pics is even better than when i was last there. i look forward to taking the family in the near future.
jessi lopes, South Africa
Submitted Review
We had a great stay and felt very at home!
Marlize Liebenberg, South Africa
No thank you
We didn't stay!
The location is very questionable. We found the place next to the local industrial area with a view of the township. We drove past and went into town to find alternate accommodation. It may have been perfectly fine but a very strange place to stay.
Establishment's Response
The general environment reflects the harsh semi desert character of the Richtersveld, where our little place constitutes an oasis. The large dunes of Port Nolloth is visible from the interior. The old Nama chapel is visible across the Salt Pan and the remnants of a 2nd World War radio station can be seen from Soutpan Safari Camp. The Sizamele neighbourhood is visible on the far Eastern side (1 km), while the industrial area lies to the South and West of us. For those of you familiar with Audi Camp in Maun ... that is what we are trying to achieve at this little spot close to Port Nolloth. With a little piece of the character of Joe's Beerhouse in Windhoek added to the mix ...” Hoping that this will prevent future issues and incorrect expectations in this regard
Establishment's Response
The general environment reflects the harsh semi desert character of the Richtersveld, where our little place constitutes an oasis. The large dunes of Port Nolloth is visible from the interior. The old Nama chapel is visible across the Salt Pan and the remnants of a 2nd World War radio station can be seen from Soutpan Safari Camp. The Sizamele neighbourhood is visible on the far Eastern side (1 km), while the industrial area lies to the South and West of us. For those of you familiar with Audi Camp in Maun ... that is what we are trying to achieve at this little spot close to Port Nolloth. With a little piece of the character of Joe's Beerhouse in Windhoek added to the mix ...” Hoping that this will prevent future issues and incorrect expectations in this regard
Vivienne Stefanski, South Africa
Obligation free quote with the best price gauranteed for this establishment!