OKAUKUEJO RESORT

Located in Etosha National Park 17km from the southern entrance; it is the oldest establishment in Etosha. It currently functions as the administrative hub of the Park and houses the Etosha Ecological Institute from where all park research is monitored and conducted.

It is famous for its flood-lit waterhole, where a wide diversity of wildlife congregates and interacts. During the winter months the spectacle starts at dawn, with animals coming in large numbers to quench their thirst, with the activity continuing throughout the day and deep into the night. In the early evenings, it is not uncommon to have black rhinoceros, elephant and lion all drinking at the same time.

Rates:  Standard Room - R1,295.00

HALALI RESORT

Strategically located halfway between Okaukuejo and Namutoni inside Etosha National Park; makes Halali an ideal break in ones journey across the park. Surrounded by some of the most popular waterholes in the Park, Halali also has its’ own floodlit waterhole that has already garnered a reputation for itself in the few years that it has been in existence.

Of interest to visitors is a walking trail within the camp grounds which winds its way through shady Mopane trees ending up on a the dolomite hill overlooking the camp from where visitors have a panoramic view of the surrounding area.

What makes it so special is that aside from the Western Edge of the Park, there are almost no large hills in Etosha except for the outcrops near the Halali Camp.

Rates:  Standard Room - R1,295.00

NAMUTONI RESORT

Evocative and steeped in history Namutoni is situated on the eastern edge inside Etosha National Park. Inspiring images of Beau Geste and the Foreign Legion, an old German Fort overlooking the King Nehale waterhole takes centre stage.

The original fort was built out of wood before the turn of the 19th century and is a prominent milestone in Namibia’s struggle for independence. Burnt down in the aftermath of a battle between the Owambo warriors and their German colonial overlords; it was subsequently rebuilt in the form that one sees today.

One of the highlights for visitors is the sunset view over Fischer’s pan seen in the distance from the top of the watchtower.

Rates:  Standard Room - R2,395.00

ETOSHA AOBA LODGE

Experience true tranquility amid savannah bushveld and tall Tamboti trees, where birds, tree-squirrels and bush-babies abound in the leafy canopies surrounding the Lodge and the bungalows. Here, no music invades the peace of the bush and vehicles remain on the parking area away from the cottages. The ten well-appointed thatched cottages have large twin beds and offer such comforts as shower, ceiling fan and a tea / coffee machine. Relax on your own veranda and enjoy nature.

The entrance to the Etosha National Park is only 20km away, ( 20 min. driving time) Spend the day touring the various waterholes in the Park and discover the animal kingdom of Namibia for yourself -at your own pace.

Rates:  Standard Room - R665.00

ETOSHA GATEWAY LODGE

Situated only 25 kilometers from one of Namibia’s major attraction, the Etosha National Park, and right next to the main road between the town of Outjo and Okaukuejo. Nestled on an outcrop of dolomite rocks and under a forest of Mopanie and white Seringa trees, you will find the ideal homely atmosphere to relax in tranquility.

The Lodge offers 16 spacious en-suite bungalows each furnished with two double beds and equipped with mosquito nets. Our restaurant offers wholesome Namibian cuisine as a set menu that we vary daily. Our meals are complimented with herbs from the garden and fresh bread is baked daily.

We welcome campers to our camping site, which is equipped with fireplaces and communal ablution facilities. The sparkling pool will refresh you after a long day on the road. We offer game drives to the Etosha National Park for a maximum of 10 people on request.

Rates:  Standard Room - R825.00

MOKUTI LODGE

Mokuti Lodge, situated on the eastern edge of the Etosha National Park, boasts unique African charm, combined with international standards of luxury. Each of the thatched chalets has air-conditioning, an en-suite bathroom, TV, telephone, fridge and hair-dryer.

Nature lovers can get a close experience of the African bush on walking trails. The on-site Reptile Park is the first and largest of its kind in Namibia. Guests can relax in the bar or at the swimming-pools, or enjoy a game of open-air chess or tennis on Mokuti's floodlit tennis-courts.

The Oshaaluwata Curio Shop offers a variety of souvenirs and gifts. The state-of-the-art conference centre can seat up to 160 delegates. Mokuti Lodge is easily accessible by road and air, with its own registered landing strip.

Rates:  Standard Room - R2,160.00