A garish yellow facade greets visitors to this French-run lodge which commands a magnificent location next to the lagoon, and features individually decorated rooms with private terraces facing out towards the sand and sea. As well as the heartfelt welcome, the free wireless and unbroken views over the water are highlights. The location on the promenade is handy for an evening/early morning walk along the waterfront.
Lagoon Lodge
Walvis Bay
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