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Protea Hotels Pelican Bay overlooks one of the most important wetland areas on the African Coastline, the Walvis Bay Lagoon. This area is one of Namibia's 4 Ramsar sites and it's protection is guaranteed by the Namibian government. The Ramsar Convention, (The Convention on Wetlands of International Importance) is an international treaty for the conservation and sustainable utilization of wetlands. It is named after the town of Ramsar in Iran, the location of the first meeting.

The hotel itself is situated in the CBD of Walvis Bay, and is within easy walking distance of shopping centres, pubs, restaurants, cinema, a casino, parks and financial and business areas.

Facilities and services at Protea Hotels Pelican Bay include, Neptune's Coffee Shop (with Wi-Fi Internet connection and open 24hrs) the Aquarius Restaurant, Navigators Cocktail Bar, 24hr reception, same-day laundry service, free airport shuttle service for it's guests.

The hotel also has a conference centre, with facilities to seat 200 people. There is satellite TV, secure parking and and disabled facilities. Dolphins can often be spotted from the hotel playing in the water.

Accommodation at Protea Hotels Pelican Bay comprises of 48 air-conditioned, en-suite rooms and 2 suites. All of the rooms are sea-facing, with either a deck or balcony. In-room facilities include 8 channel TV, modem access/computer port, mini-bar, direct dial telephones, shaver outlets, in-room safes, a work desk and a tea/coffee station.

There is a yacht club nearby. Activities in the area include water skiing, hiking, rowing, sailing, golf, camel rides, dune-skiing, quad biking, hang-gliding, a gym/health club, tennis, a swimming pool, squash, horse riding. Many visitors to the area enjoy the nearby flamingo and dolphin watching.

Protea Hotel Pelican Bay is an ideal venue for weddings and parties and is 15 minutes drive to the Walvis Bay airport.

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