There are a few places on earth that capture your
creative imagination and leave a lasting impression on your mind. Namibia happens
to have a number of these locations and
Terrace Bay is one such place - an angler's paradise offering an
unsurpassed coastal experience packed into one destination.
Set in undisturbed, peaceful surrounding and enveloped in the sand dunes of the northern Namib Desert Terrace Bay is ideal for anglers, but it also has appeal for couples passing through on a self drive Namibian adventure and for familes on holiday.
Whether it is families looking for a getaway holiday, dedicated anglers or ardent adventurers looking to explore the Uniab River delta, Terrace Bay has something for everybody.
Terrace Bay caters for a maximum of 50 people at any one time thus ensuring minimum
human induced impact on the environment while providing an enhanced wilderness
experience for visitors.
There are twenty comfortable rooms at Terrace Bay which sleep up to 2 adults in each room.
In addition here are two Beach Chalets providing self catering accommodation for up to 10 people, a minimum of four adults are required to book one of these chalets which are in high demand.
Breakfast is included in all room prices and guests can enjoy meals at the Terrace Bay restaurant, or have a drink in the bar.
The cold Benguela current which runs offshore in the Atlantic Ocean is the
source of a large variety of fish species. Therefore bring along your rod
and experience a fishing adventure of a lifetime! Remember to obtain your
fishing license at the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources before entering
the Skeleton Coast Park.
Venturing into the nearby Uniab River Delta exposes the visitor to a wilderness aspect of Terrace Bay that few are aware of. Whether it is hiking, bird watching, game viewing or just living a sundowner on the dunes, Terrace Bay is a destination with a difference!
After a day out exploring or angling, return to Terrace Bay to enjoy a cold drink in the bar and a scrupmtious meal in the restaurant.
There is also a small tourist shop/kiosk on site.