Okaukuejo Camp lies within Etosha National Park, close to the southern Anderson Gate, and serves as the park’s administrative centre. Accommodation includes air-conditioned rooms and chalets equipped with en-suite bathrooms, refrigerators, and tea stations, with select units offering lounge areas and verandas overlooking a floodlit waterhole. Guests can enjoy a selection of meals at the on-site restaurant, providing a comfortable dining experience. Guests can experience the thrill of nearby wildlife sightings, with guided game drives on offer and animals often gathering at the waterhole both day and night. Leisure amenities include a swimming pool, curio shop, and access to the Etosha Ecological Institute.
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Lunch and Dinner
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Located in the eastern part of Etosha National Park, Namutoni Camp is built into an old German fort and features an elevated view of the King Nehale Waterhole. The camp is in close proximity to Fisher’s Pan, making it a hotspot for birders. Fort Namutoni was declared a national monument in 1950 and was opened to tourism in 1957.
The camp features spacious and comfortable chalets with en-suite bathrooms. There is a restaurant at the camp, other camp facilities include a bar, a shop, a petrol station, and a swimming pool.
Namutoni is located in the Etosha National Park in Namibia, and it’s known for its beautiful landscapes and wildlife. The Namutoni Camp offers various camping options, including:
Campsites: These usually come with basic facilities like restrooms and showers. You can set up tents and enjoy the surrounding nature.
Game Viewing: The area around Namutoni is rich in wildlife. The nearby Etosha Pan attracts many animals, making it a great spot for game viewing.
Activities: Visitors can participate in guided game drives, self-drive tours, and birdwatching.
Amenities: The camp often has a restaurant, shop, and a swimming pool for campers to use.
1 Night
Full Board - Dinner, Bed, Breakfast and Lunch
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