
Welcome to one of natures finest displays of animal and birdlife in the world, Etosha national Park is a remarkable and unique place and the scenes that play out across the wilderness of the plains pans and woodlands are different every day, elephants rhino lion leopard hyena zebra springbok kudu giraffe oryx wildebeest impala are just some of the natural inhabitants of the vast canvas of wildlife that is Etosha Park.
No two game drives will be the same, you will see something different every time you venture out into the wilderness not knowing what you re going to discover and where is part of the thrill of an exciting holiday into Etosha National Park, whether you drive yourself (easy to do even in an 2 wheel drive sedan though your porshe may struggle) or go on one of the guided game drives offered by the Namibia Wildelife Resorts and many of the surrounding Lodges when an experienced guide who can help explain about Etosha's unique terrain and help identify the animals and birds, you will be sure to have an adventure that will become a fond memory of your visit to Namibia.
Choosing the right place to stay is the first thing you have to do before embarking on a journey through the wildlife of Etosha so below you will find the most comprehensive selection of accommodation to be found in and around Etosha National Park and if you need guidance or advise on where the best place to stay in Etosha is for you send us an email with what you are looking for and we will use our expertise and experience of Etosha's accommodation options to guide you to the ideal option.
Nestled in the dolomite outcrops of the pristine western Etosha National Park, Dolomite Camp offers an intimate experience of one parks scenic areas.
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Price Guide: From ZAR2380 - ZAR4220 |
Strategically located halfway between Okaukuejo and Namutoni, Halali is situated at the base of a dolomite hill amongst shady Mopane trees.
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Price Guide: From ZAR380 - ZAR2480 |
On the eastern side of the Etosha National Park, Namutoni centers around a beautiful old German Fort, overlooking the flood-lit King Nehale waterhole.
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Price Guide: From ZAR380 - ZAR2410 |
Okaukuejo, 17km from the southern entrance of the park, was the first tourist camp to open in the Etosha and is the home of Etosha Ecological Institute.
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Price Guide: From ZAR390 - ZAR4900 |
The Camp is an exclusive, low impact environmentally friendly semi-permanent, up-market lodge on the eastern edge of the Etosha Pan.
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Price Guide: From ZAR2380 - ZAR4220 |
Olifantsrus is Etosha’s newest camp and the first accommodation option in the park to offer a camping only experience, allowing you to experience much more.
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Price Guide: Camping only from ZAR416 |