Mushara Lodge

Mushara Lodge Highlights

• Game drives
• Photography
• Sundowners
• Fly-in option
• Wildlife

Mushara Lodge Information

• Lodge type; Safari Lodge
• Location; Etosha National Park Surrounds
• Lodge size; 13 Rooms
• Recommended stay; 3-7 nights

Introduction

Located only 8kms from the Von Lindequist Gate on the eastern outskirts of the Etosha National Park, Mushara Lodge is ideally situated for travellers visiting the park.

The name Mushara derives from the Purple Pod Terminalia tree, which grows in abundance in the lodge grounds and the surrounding area. The thatched public area consists of a small library with a selection of good books, a bar with an extensive wine cellar, airy lounge with welcoming fireplace for winter evenings, a dining area and well-stocked curio shop.

Close attention has been paid to the décor at Mushara Lodge, which is an eclectic blend of traditional African and modern artworks combined with original paintings.

Rooms and Suites

In a horseshoe shape around the swimming pool, there are ten well-spaced thatched chalets. At Mushara Lodge each cottage and the rooms are extremely spacious and are furnished with air-conditioning, mosquito net, mini-bar fridge, safe, tea and coffee making facilities, electric lights, direct-dial telephone, wardrobe, and luggage rack.

The bathrooms are en suite with separate toilette. Seven of the chalets have just a shower, and the other three cottages, the triple room, and the single rooms have a bath and shower.

Cuisine and Wine

Indoor and outdoor dining areas for both dinner and breakfasts.

Lodge Facilities

• Reception with fireplace for the winter months
• Lounge
• Library
• WIFI (slow and unreliable connection)
• Swimming pool

Safari Activities

Etosha National Park is one of Southern Africa's finest and most important Game Reserves, which was declared a National Park in 1907. The park covers an area of 22 270 km² and is home to 114 mammal species, 340 bird species, 110 reptile species, 16 amphibian species and one species of fish.

A San legend, depicting the formation of the Etosha Pan tells of how a village was raised and everyone but the women slaughtered. One woman was so distraught about the death of her family she cried until her tears formed a massive lake. When the lake dried up nothing was left apart from a huge white pan.

On game drives within the Mushara Luxury Reserve guests experience a fascinating perspective of wildlife in Etosha.

The vehicles have an all wheater safety design for the wet and dry season- they offer a 360-degree open-air unobstructed view - optimal height for visibility in a spacious and comfortable atmosphere - up-to-date game movement information and thereby a high success rate in game spotting.

Family Friendly

Children are most welcome at Mushara Lodge.