La Coastal Guesthouse

About

Accommodation

La Coastal Guesthouse in Walvis Bay, Namibia, offers a range of comfortable and well-appointed rooms designed to suit various guest preferences, from family rooms to twin rooms. The guesthouse is known for its warm hospitality and tranquil ambiance, providing the perfect retreat after a day of exploration.

For guests' convenience, the guesthouse offers a selection of rooms with private bathrooms with a shower only. The family rooms are particularly spacious, ideal for those travelling with children or in groups, while the twin rooms provide a cosy yet functional setting for friends or solo travellers.

Located in the heart of Walvis Bay, La Coastal Guesthouse is perfectly situated for easy access to a variety of local attractions, including the stunning coastal landscapes, sand dunes, and the famous Walvis Bay Lagoon, where you can spot diverse birdlife. Guests can also enjoy the nearby waterfront, perfect for leisurely strolls, or visit the vibrant town centre to explore its local shops and restaurants.

Whether you're here for business, a family vacation, or a peaceful getaway, La Coastal Guesthouse offers a comfortable and welcoming home base for your stay in Walvis Bay.

Facilities

24-hour front desk, Wheelchair access, Bar / Lounge, Conference facilities, Free parking, Laundry service, Wi-Fi

Location & Surroundings

Walvis Bay is a coastal town in Namibia, located along the Atlantic Ocean, approximately 30 kilometres south of the well-known resort town of Swakopmund. It is the country's main harbour and one of the busiest ports in Southern Africa, playing a critical role in Namibia's economy as a key point for international trade. The town’s strategic location along the coast, surrounded by the vast Namib Desert, gives it a unique appeal, blending industrial significance with natural beauty.

The coastal scenery around Walvis Bay is breathtaking, with sandy beaches, expansive dunes, and the famous Swakopmund Lagoon. This lagoon is a haven for birdwatchers, particularly during migratory seasons, as it is home to large populations of flamingos, pelicans, and other waterfowl. The town itself is a popular destination for both adventure and relaxation, offering visitors a variety of outdoor activities such as sandboarding down the towering dunes, fishing in the rich waters off the coast, and wildlife watching in the surrounding desert areas.

One of the area’s main attractions is Sandwich Harbour, where the Namib Desert meets the ocean. Accessible by 4x4 vehicles, this site offers dramatic views of the dunes descending into the sea, providing a striking contrast of landscapes. Dune 7, one of the tallest dunes in the region, is another highlight, offering panoramic views of the desert and coastline for those willing to hike to its summit.

The Walvis Bay Lagoon, recognised as a Ramsar Wetland Site, serves as an important stopover for migratory birds, making it a prime location for nature enthusiasts and photographers. The town’s proximity to the Skeleton Coast also adds to its allure, with shipwrecks and diverse wildlife, including seals and desert-adapted elephants, attracting those interested in the region’s history and unique ecosystems.

Walvis Bay has a mild desert climate, influenced by the cold Benguela current that flows along the coast. Summers are relatively warm, with temperatures ranging from 20 to 25°C, while winters remain cool, with temperatures typically between 10 and 15°C. Fog is a common feature in the mornings, adding to the mysterious beauty of the area.

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