Etosha Safari Lodge

The lodge has a large communal area with an indoor and outdoor restaurant, boasting an impressive view. There’s a sizable bar with beer on tap, three swimming pools to choose from and a curio shop. You’ll find plenty of chill spots from a couch in the lounge or a spot on the scenic balcony to scan the vast expanse of mopane woodland for giraffes. Did we mention there’s a local African band who entertain in the evenings?

The private face brick bungalows are spacious, clean and unfussy. They’re equipped with white-linen beds, a writing desk, air con, tea and coffee making facilities and a veranda with beautiful views over the landscape. There are 65 chalets on site including five for families.

Visitors who stay at Etosha Safari Lodge can explore the national park with the lodge’s knowledgeable guides. They are familiar with Ethosha’s iconic waterholes and myriad of animals that frequent them. Visitors can also take themselves on a self-drive safari. Pre-booked safaris head out in the early morning and late afternoon. Full day safaris can also be arranged.