Vestige Collection expands internationally with Namibia lodge
Spanish hospitality group Vestige Collection is expanding into Africa with the launch of four luxury lodges in Namibia, starting with Vestige Xaudum in 2027. The project emphasizes sustainable, locally-sourced architecture and deep integration with the surrounding wilderness of the Khaudum National Park.
Why it matters
This expansion reflects a growing trend in high-end tourism toward conservation-focused, architecturally significant lodges that prioritize local craftsmanship and environmental stewardship.
Spanish, family-owned hospitality group Vestige Collection is embarking on international expansion with the opening of Vestige Xaudum in March 2027.
Set deep within Khaudum National Park in northern Namibia, the six-suite lodge is the first of four distinctive lodges that will form this new Vestige Namibia circuit. It will be followed by Vestige Sorris Sorris, Vestige Omatendeka and Vestige Sheya Shuushona, opening one by one as the collection takes shape. Each will offer a different encounter with Namibia, with bold, original architecture reflecting its individual setting. Together, the four lodges will take guests through contrasting landscapes and ecosystems, while sharing Vestige’s approach to highly personal hospitality and experiences that deepen their understanding of each place, its people and wildlife.
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