Set in the magical town of Henties Bay. On the shore of the Namib Desert. Fisherman's Lodge welcomes fishermen and tourists alike. The lodge, which opened its doors in 2000, is the ultimate destination from which to experience a shore angling adventure of a lifetime.
Central to the Namib, the lodge is an obvious and convenient heaven-sent home base to use whilst discovering the secrets of the oldest desert in the world. Your hosts will assist you to arrange your own unique and magical desert experience.
This beautiful lodge offers unforgettable accommodation a mere 200 m from the beach. Listen to the ocean, enjoy the fresh air, cool evenings, good company, fine wine and well prepared meals in the comfort of our dining room and ladies bar. Comfortable beds in 9 tastefully furnished, spacious, north-facing double rooms are a promise of a refreshing nights sleep. Bill and Lynda Muller, your hosts, will attend to your every need to make your stay at Fisherman's Lodge all you would wish it to be. An experienced fisherman, Bill will advise and organize your unforgettable angling adventure.

Angling The unspoiled beauty of the Namibian Skeleton Coast and Desert provides the perfect backdrop for some of the most unforgettable fishing experiences imaginable, Men and women alike are thrilled by the challenge of shore angling the Copper Shark and Namibia's own edible fish. Allow your host Bill to organize your fishing adventure as part of your package when you choose the Fisherman's Lodge as a Namibian destination. Expert guides will show you different techniques and the best spots to make your trip as rewarding as possible. The Fisherman's Lodge supports the Copper Shark catch and release program of Namibia.

Explore the Desert Central to the Namib, the lodge provides an obvious and heaven sent home base to use whilst discovering the secrets of the oldest desert in the world. Take in the clean air, peaceful rustic atmosphere and cool weather after the heat of the desert. Discover the wetlands in the Omaruru River, the desert golf course, friendly people and long beach walks. 40km north of the town is Cape Cross where the first European set foot on the shore of Southern Africa, and home to a massive seal colony. Visit the lichen forest on Lagunen Hill on your way there, and head further up the coast to the see the remains of the wreck of the Winston.

Pack a picnic lunch and head into the desert to the Spitzkoppe or the Brandberg and the Welwitschia Plains or visit the Messum Crater where volcanoes spilled lava over the desert floor 115 million years ago. Pay your respects to the 1000 year old Welwitschia or hunt for the petrified ghosts of the Ugab river. In the south you can explore the ever changing sand dunes by quad bike, or soar high above them in a light aircraft. Take a boat ride from Walvis Bay and get to know the dolphins close up or go bird watching in the famous lagoon.