The Slow Travel Revolution

9/1/2016

"Slow Travel," a concept that refers to voyagers choosing to put down roots and stay for longer periods at a single lodge or camp, is becoming a trend. One of the benefits of this type of travel is that it allows for complete immersion in the "magic" of each destination.

Namibia's stunning Hoanib Skeleton Coast Camp is perfectly suited to the slow travel revolution. Hoanib boasts spectacular geology, dramatic red sands and the "oasis" of the Skeleton Coast, along with an extraordinary sampling of wildlife, such as the famous desert-adapted elephants and lions.

This incredible diversity makes Hoanib the perfect destination to spend 3-5 nights imbibing the immense silent desert and its inhabitants.