Etosha Safari Camp

Country Retreat | Etosha National Park | Namibia Etosha Safari Camp is a stone's throw from the Andersson Gate entry gate to the Etosha National Park. The camp offers comfortable accommodations and friendly service-orientated staff.

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Etosha Safari Camp

Updated on the 13th of June 2024.

Overview

Explore Etosha from a base at Etosha Village. The wildlife in the park is consistent throughout the year – prepare to be amazed by the animals, as the park is home to over a hundred mammal species, 340 bird species, and 110 species of reptiles.

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Highlights & What to Expect

Half and full-day game drives into Etosha can be booked at the lodge. You can also rent a specially adapted enclosed vehicle for game drive purposes.
Local nature specialists lead morning and afternoon walks in the surrounding mopane woodland.
Relax around the swimming pool between safari activities.
Visit a Himba Village about half an hour from camp and be immersed in the traditions and way of life of this indigenous tribe.
Be amazed by the concentration of species around a single waterhole in Etosha. It is common to see lions, rhinos, and various plains game species close to each other.

Location & Setting

Etosha Safari Camp is near the Anerson gate, the main entry gate into Etosha National Park, Namibia's to safari destination. It is about four hours from Windhoek and roughly two hours from Damaraland, depending on the area. It is an ideal base to explore one of the most unique conservation areas in Southern Africa.

Rooms

Accommodation at this camp is provided in fifty chalets nestled between Mopane trees. Different configurations cater to couples and families or groups of friends. All have en suite bathrooms, air-conditioning, and verandas where you can sit back and relax while enjoying the splendid view. Children are also welcome at Etosha Safari Camp.

Facilities

The restaurant and bar at the camp have character, and you will be spoiled for choice when it comes to dining. You can enjoy your meals in an old train compartment, in the 'township' restaurant called "Okambasgu" (which translates to 'our home'), around the fireplace, or in the courtyard with live music by the Etosha Boys. The Oshebeena bar is set up like a shebeen. You can rest assured knowing you will get the whole African experience when visiting Etosha Safari Camp.