Travellers seeking a peaceful escape can now experience astrotourism at Le Mirage Sossusvlei, a 27-room retreat in Namibia's Namib Desert. According to Hilton, 65% of travellers want experiences that calm the body and reset the nervous system. In response to this growing interest in wellbeing, Le Mirage offers an ideal setting to reconnect with nature. Its Open Air Tower Rooms allow guests to sleep beneath the stars while enjoying unobstructed views of the Milky Way.
Set among the ancient red dunes of Sossusvlei, Le Mirage combines daytime adventures with night-time stargazing. During the day, guests can explore towering sand dunes and the striking Deadvlei clay pan. After sunset, they can unwind beneath the desert sky and admire the constellations. Moreover, the area's lack of light pollution creates excellent conditions for stargazing.
Rates at Le Mirage Resort & Spa start from $240 (£180) per person, per night, including dinner, bed and breakfast. Meanwhile, guests can book the Open Air Tower Rooms from $93 (£70) per room, with capacity for up to two people.
By combining desert exploration, outdoor accommodation and stargazing, Le Mirage offers a distinctive escape for travellers seeking relaxation and a closer connection with nature and the cosmos.
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