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Places which are most often combined with the Etango Ranch Guest Farm
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Okaukuejo Camp
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Okaukuejo Camp (formerly known as Okakwiju), meaning a woman who bore a child each year, stands near the public southern entrance of Etosha National Park, at the western end of the famous Etosha Pan. It officially ... Read more about Okaukuejo Camp
Halali Camp
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Strategically located in the middle of Etosha National Park, Halali is one of the three government-run camps inside the park. The others are Okaukuejo and Namutoni.
Halali stands beside one of the very few hills ... Read more about Halali Camp
Erongo Wilderness Lodge
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Just west of Omaruru, Erongo Wilderness Lodge perches amidst the rugged granite kopjies of the Erongo Mountains – within the area of an ancient volcanic crater. The lodge is a founder member of the 2,000km² Erongo ... Read more about Erongo Wilderness
Waterberg Camp
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Waterberg Camp is the new name for the government-run restcamp which used to be called Waterberg Plateau Resort. It was originally known as the Bernabe de la Bat Restcamp, and in many ways the description of 'rest ... Read more about Waterberg Camp
Namutoni Camp
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Namutoni Camp (formerly known as Namutoni Restcamp) stands at the eastern side of Etosha National Park, close to von Lindequist Gate and the picturesque Fisher's Pan. Here, great concentrations of water birds and ... Read more about Namutoni Camp
Ndhovu Safari Lodge
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Ndhovu Safari Lodge stands on the east bank of the Kavango River, between Divundu on the trans-Caprivi Highway and the Botswana border at Mohembo. It’s just 2km north of the Mahango Natinal Park – so one of the ... Read more about Ndhovu Safari Lodge
Onguma Etosha Aoba
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Just 15 minutes' drive from Etosha's eastern entrance gate, and about 12-13km from the main road, Onguma Etosha Aoba (formerly known as Etosha Aoba Lodge) stands on a private nature reserve. This reserve dates ... Read more about Onguma Etosha Aoba
Onguma Bush Camp
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The Onguma Game Reserve borders Fischer's Pan, on the eastern side of Etosha National Park. Here, Onguma Bush Camp makes a good base from which to explore Etosha National Park. It is the simplest of the five lodges ... Read more about Onguma Bush Camp
Okonjima Main Camp
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STOP PRESS! Okonjima Main camp is closed for renovations until 28th March 2013. Just south of Otjiwarongo, Okonjima Main Camp was the original Hanssen family farmhouse that was converted into the first lodge on this farmland... Read more about Okonjima Main Camp
Gocheganas Lodge & Spa
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Situated on a hilltop overlooking spectacular landscapes Gocheganas Lodge & Spa is only 29km south east of Windhoek. The name Gocheganas mean “Place of Camel Thorns" in the local Damara language. It is a luxury ... Read more about Gocheganas Lodge & Spa
Mahangu Safari Lodge
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Overlooking the Kavango River, Mahangu Safari Lodge is situated next to Mahango National Park and Bwabwata National Park. Hence the lodge is in a very good location for visiting these parks, as well as making it ... Read more about Mahangu Safari Lodge
Terrace Bay
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Deep within the Skeleton Coast National Park, Terrace Bay is a long (six-hour) drive from Swakopmund, and the most northerly point in the park that's accessible by private vehicle.
Here you can stay in bungalows ... Read more about Terrace Bay
Cape Cross Lodge
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Cape Cross Lodge is situated on the Skeleton Coast of Namibia, about an hour's drive (110km) north of Swakopmund; it's very close to Cape Cross Seal Reserve.
Cape Cross Lodge is built in a mix of Cape Dutch ... Read more about Cape Cross Lodge
Lianshulu Lodge
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Lianshulu Lodge is an old favourite, within the lush Mudumu National Park. Guests stay in comfortable wood-and-thatch bungalows, built, like the rest of the lodge, by local craftspeople using natural materials... Read more about Lianshulu Lodge
Bullsport Guest Farm
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Bullsport Guest Farm (also known as BuellsPort, or more correctly BüllsPort) stands approximately 250km southwest of Windhoek, and about 50km south of Solitaire, in its own section of the majestic Naukluft Mountains... Read more about Bullsport Guest Farm
Sossusvlei Lodge
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Sossusvlei Lodge is immediately beside the busy entrance gate into the Namib-Naukluft National Park, at Sesreim.
The entrance to the lodge itself is a towering archway flanked by two metal, life-size bushman ... Read more about Sossusvlei Lodge
Lagoon Lodge
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The bright yellow Lagoon Loge (whose French owners Helen and Wilfred use the French spelling of 'lodge') is located just next to the Walvis Bay Lagoon, which is frequented by various species of birds. Although ... Read more about Lagoon Lodge
Grootberg Lodge
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Grootberg Lodge is located on a large private concession in the remote northwest of Namibia. Perched on the edge of the Grootberg Plateau, it probably has the most spectacular views of any lodge in Namibia!
The ... Read more about Grootberg Lodge
Zambezi Sun
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For a super-value option, and a location right beside the Falls, choose the Zambezi Sun. It's adjacent to its sibling hotel, the Royal Livingstone.
The atmosphere at the Zambezi Sun is informal, and the design ... Read more about Zambezi Sun
Nxamaseri Lodge
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Nxamaseri Island Lodge stands on an island in the Okavango Panhandle, north of the Delta; about 19km north of Sepupa, or over 37km south of Shakawe. There are several camps in the area, but we regard Nxamaseri ... Read more about Nxamaseri Lodge
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the few companies to hold AITO's original coveted 5-star status for responsible tourism. It's a lead
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