BUREAU DU PARC DE SESRIEM - DUNES DE SOSSUSVLEI
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2024
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2024
Office adjoining a large bar where you can quench your thirst after the road.
Payment in the Namib-Naukluft Park to access the Sesriem Valley is made directly to the right, past the gates where an agent will assign you a number. Go immediately to the desk to pay the bill. Don't expect big smiles, the staff of NWR is not known for its friendliness, but apart from the reception, the place is not unpleasant because it is next to a large bar where you can drink after the road.
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Members' reviews on BUREAU DU PARC DE SESRIEM - DUNES DE SOSSUSVLEI
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Visited in august 2018
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Du pain
Personnel de bon conseil.
Une supérette, comme toujours assez sommaire, mais on y trouve d'agréables petits pains, denrée assez rares en Namibie.
Une supérette, comme toujours assez sommaire, mais on y trouve d'agréables petits pains, denrée assez rares en Namibie.
Visited in july 2017
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Personnel accueillant, supérette avec les produits de base, restaurant à bon prix et convivial!
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Un des plus beaux paysages de Namibie.
Au pied des dunes les Vlei (sorte de marécages asséchés et salés) reçoivent (rarement ou jamais) l'eau du fleuve Tsauchab.
Une humidité océane permet la survie de quelques espèces animales et végétales dans cet immense désert.