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- Close to Etosha
- Swimming pool
- The band, The Etosha Boys
- Good hearty breakfasts
- Family rooms
- The Oshebeena bar
Etosha Safari Camp Information
- Lodge type; Road Side Camp
- Location; Etosha Region
- Lodge size; 50 Rooms
- Recommended stay; 3-7 nights
Introduction
Etosha Safari Camp is the perfect accommodation establishment for those on a self-drive safari through the northern regions of Namibia, especially those who want to experience the wildlife of the World famous Etosha National Park. A more budget orientated camp that offers it all from good accommodation, facilities and cuisine.
Etosha Safari Camp is located within 10 kilometres of Andersson Gate.
Just a small note, the camp is located next to the main road although this should not discourage you as traffic dies down to almost nothing at night.
Rooms and Suites
Fifty rooms all with modern styling, small patios, comfortable beddings and en-suite bathrooms (with toilet, hand basin and shower). Rooms are large and airy with air-conditioning for summer and heat for winter.
- 5x family rooms
- 4x triple rooms
- 41x twin rooms
- Air conditioning and heating
- En-suite bathrooms with showers
- Electronic safe
- Veranda
- Mosquito nets over beds
Cuisine and Wine
Cuisine is served around fireplaces in the winter months, outside in the courtyard during summer or the township styled dining room. An old train compartment is where one served up the buffet styled cuisines, a unique addition and idea.
Lodge Facilities
The central guest area at Etosha Safari Camp is between the mopane trees and offers guests a few dining areas, bar, swimming pool and small curio shop.
- Restaurant and bar
- Swimming pool
- Wi-Fi (100 MB free)
- 24-hour security
- Mobile connectivity
- Secure parking
Safari Activities
Etosha National Park is the main attraction when staying at Etosha Safari Camp with most guests self-driving into the park by themselves. The Andersson Gate entrance is only 9 kilometres from the camp making the self-drive option fairly attractive.
Optional activities available from the camp;
- Excursion to the Etosha National Park
- Full day game drive into Etosha
- Half Day game drive into Etosha
Family Friendly
Etosha Safari Camp is family and child-friendly, with suitable accommodation and activity options.
Rates from NAD$ 1 505.00 pp
Per person per night sharing
Rates are in Namibian Dollars (NAD)
*Rates may vary according to season
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- Breakfast
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- All drinks
- Activities
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- Gratuities
- Travel Insurance
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