Indulge in an extraordinarily memorable experience… glamping in style.
Fully serviced en-suite bedrooms are set up in 15 Cottage Tents. Each tent is equipped with beds, comfortable duvets, cosy blankets, electric blankets, and electric lights to ensure you wake up
14 August to 13 September 2020
R2 700 – Sharing – per person – maximum 2 adults per tent (double or twins)
R3 900.00 – Single
Children over 16 – full adult rate | No children under 11 at Beach Camp
R1 500 – Single Children Tent – 12-15yrs per child per night
R2 000 – Sharing Children Tent – 5-11 years – max 2 guests per tent
R2 450 – Sharing Children Tent – 12-15yrs – max 2 per tent per night
All rates include VAT | Rates per person per night
Dates to be advised
R2 970 – Sharing – per person – maximum 2 adults per tent (double or twins)
R4 300 – Single
Children over 16 – full adult rate | No children under 11 at Beach Camp
R1 800 – Single Children Tent – 12-15yrs per child per night
R2 200 – Sharing Children Tent – 5-11 years – max 2 guests per tent
R2 650 – Sharing Children Tent – 12-15yrs – max 2 per tent per night
All rates include VAT | Rates per person per night
Namaqua Flower Beach Camp – Groenriviermond – about an hour and a half from Garies, on the coast
Namaqua Flower Skilpad Camp – Skilpad – about 2 hours from Kammieskroon, near the Skilpad Wildflower Reserve
Accommodation in 15 Luxury Cottage en-suite tents with electric blankets, fully-serviced
Early morning coffee and rusks, breakfast, high tea and dinner
Cash Bar
Communal lounge area
Items of a personal nature and activities
Drinks – other than tea and coffee
SANParks Vistors fees
Transfers to the Flower Camps
Max 2 adults per tent
All rates include VAT | Rates inclusive of commission
Subject to Standard Terms and Conditions
From 14:00
10:00
7:30 Tea, Coffee, and rusks – service to your tent
8:30 Breakfast
Flower Safari*
Picnic Lunch*
16:00 High Tea
Guided Flower Walk*
Sundowners*
19:30 Dinner
21:00 After dinner Coffee, Tea or nightcap
*For Own Account – bill to be settled in camp on departure
This book is a celebration of our annual visits to Namaqualand, a proclamation of the beauty of nature’s confetti and a sharing of this truly unforgettable experience.
Do I need a 4×4?
No. Unless you choose to travel on the 4×4 signposted roads – these include the long coastal section and the road to Soebatsfontein from Skilpad among others. The dirt roads that access the camps via the SanParks offices are more than suitable for a vehicle with good ground clearance.
Do I need to pay Park Fees?
Yes – this is not included in your rate. Please click on SanParks for more information
What meals are included?
Breakfast, High Tea and Dinner. You can order a picnic basket for lunches in the park.
When can I order a picnic basket?
You can order and pay for your picnic basket online when you make your booking or in camp before dinner. The basket will be ready for collection after breakfast the following day.
Can I bring my own tent or caravan?
No, sorry, this is not possible.
How far are the two Flower Camps from each other?
About 2 hours’ drive – take a picnic basket, enjoy the flowers – there is no hurry!
When do I need to pay?
You will be required to secure your booking with a 50% deposit and the balance is due 30 days prior to check in.
Do you cater for special dietary requirements?
Yes, we do…just let us know in advance and we can arrange it for you and, if applicable, will let you know if there is a surcharge.
Will I see flowers?
We can’t guarantee that you will but you will certainly be able to see far more on foot. Stop your car, get out and explore – you may be more than pleasantly surprised.
Is their signal in camp?
There is no signal at Beach Camp and very little at Skilpad Camp. There is some signal at the Parks offices.
Do you take credit card?
We highly recommend keeping cash on you while in the camp. Signal is poor and you may not be able to use your card.
Can I use GPS co-ordinates to reach the camp?
No. Please follow our directions only.
Will my tent have electricity?
Yes, but for limited periods only. Electricity is generator driven.
