NWR to cease shuttle operations from 2x4 area in Sossusvlei

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2024-10-15

WINDHOEK, 17 August 2022 - Nelson Ashipala, Manager for Corporate Communications, Social Media, and MICE at the Namibia Wildlife Resorts pictured during the announcement of the 2022 MTC Namibia Sports Awards. (Photo by: Hesron Kapanga) NAMPA

WINDHOEK, 15 OCT (NAMPA) – Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR) has announced that it will cease to operate the shuttle from the 2x4 area in Sossusvlei and will now exclusively run the shuttle from the Sesriem Campsite.
A notice issued on Monday by NWR Manager for Corporate Communications and Online Media, Nelson Ashipala, stated that clients who have already booked shuttle vouchers/tickets to Deadvlei will now be ferried from the Sesriem Campsite inst...

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