Twin tent (7 rooms)
Double tent (3 rooms)
Etendeka Mountain Camp
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A view one never gets tired of
Photographer credit: Melanie
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Meru style Eco-tents
Meru style eco-tents each with wonderful views
Photographer credit: Credit-@long-explorer
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Boas serving G & T's for sundowner
Photographer credit: Helmut Gries
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Bathroom view with famous bucket shower
Photographer credit: Helmut Gries
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Butter tree (Cyphostemma Currorii)
Photographer credit: Helmut Gries
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Bottle tree (Pachypodium Lealii)
Photographer credit: Helmut Gries
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Wildlife
Photographer credit: Helmut Gries
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Night Sky at Etendeka
Photographer credit: Crew 10
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Guided morning walk
Photographer credit: Helmut Gries
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Birdeye view on the Camps Eco-tents
Photographer credit: Crew 10
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Kapoi presenting the portable sundowner bar
Photographer credit: Jeni
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When the sun goes down
Scenic / Nature Drive with sundowner
Photographer credit: Helmut Gries
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Plunge Pool
Photographer credit: Roy van der Merwe
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Wildlife
Photographer credit: Helmust Gries
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Etendeka Concession
Photographer credit: Melanie
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Fantastic stargazing at Etendeka
Telescope
Photographer credit: Credit-@long-explorer
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Twin eco-tent interior
Photographer credit: Credit-@long-explorer
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Eco-tent with outdoor bathroom & ourdoor bucket shower
Photographer credit: Credit@long-explorer
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Meru style tents
Photographer credit: Roy van der Merwe
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Tent interior and view
Photographer credit: Roy van der Merwe
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Cleared pathways leading to each tent
Photographer credit: Credit-@long-explorer
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Dining area
Photographer credit: Roy van der Merwe
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Etendeka Concession
Guided Scenic & Nature walk
Photographer credit: Owen Evans
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Lounge, bar and dining area at Etendeka Mountain Camp
Photographer credit: Roy van der Merwe
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Main Camp fire place
Photographer credit: Roy van der Merwe
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Etendeka Mountain Camp
Guest Tent View
Photographer credit: Big Sky Lodges
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Etendeka Mountain Camp
Dining set-up
Photographer credit: Owen Evans
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Etendeka Mountain Camp
View from the tents
Photographer credit: Etendeka Mountain Camp
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Etendeka Mountain Camp
Tented Accommodation
Photographer credit: Owen Evans
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Etendeka Mountain Camp
Meru guest tent
Photographer credit: Big Sky Lodges
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Etendeka Concession
Sun downer spot
Photographer credit: Etendeka Mountain Camp
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Etendeka Wildlife
Leopard
Photographer credit: Etendeka Mountain Camp
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Etendeka environment
Beautiful rugged environment
Photographer credit: Etendeka Mountain Camp
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Etendeka Wildlife
Photographer credit: Etendeka Mountain Camp
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Etendeka Game Drives
Game Drives in open Land Rover Gameviewers
Photographer credit: Etendeka Mountain Camp
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Etendeka Wildlife
Cheetah
Photographer credit: Etendeka Mountain Camp
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Etendeka Mountain Camp - Activities
Guided walks
Photographer credit: Etendeka Mountain Camp
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Etendeka Wildlife
Photographer credit: Etendeka Mountain Camp
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Etendeka Wildlife
Photographer credit: Etendeka Mountain Camp
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Etendeka Wildlife
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Etendeka Wildlife
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Etendeka Wildlife
Photographer credit: Etendeka Mountain Camp
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Etendeka Wildlife
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Walking
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Lodge setting
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Etendeka Mountain Camp
Lounge & Bar area
Photographer credit: Owen Evans
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Guided walking activities
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Breakfast setting
Photographer credit: Credit-@long-explorer
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Lounge
Photographer credit: Credit-@long-explorer
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Eco-tented accommodation
Photographer credit: Tristan Böhme
In the foothills of the Grootberg massif, set amidst magnificent scenery and the ancient Etendeka lavas of northern Damaraland, the ten en-suite Meru tents have been refitted with luxury mattresses and 100% cotton linen. Necessary comforts have not been overlooked with the bathrooms also benefiting from a makeover, while the traditional, open-air bucket shower still holds pride of place.
The unique new dining area stays true to Etendeka’s long standing and award winning commitment to eco-friendly values. Simple, fresh, wholesome meals are prepared, either in solar ovens or on open fires, and enjoyed under African skies. Extensive use is made of solar power throughout the camp. Etendeka is one of only two establishments that have been awarded the highest rank in the Namibian Eco-awards.
At Etendeka, wildlife has acclimatised to a precarious existence amongst the towering basalt mountains and dry mopane-shaded river courses of the Kunene Region. A strong focus is on walking activities.
