With luxurious accommodation, one of the best things about staying here is being able to view animals interacting at the watering hole from the convivial lapa, the lodge’s spacious communal area or from the hide, which is only metres away.
There are 14 lodges here, each with their own individual style but all offering a sense of privacy in luxurious surroundings. The lodges are built in the traditional style from local materials including brick, rock and thatch, blending seamlessly into the landscape allowing for a feeling of being totally at one with nature. The spacious communal areas reflect the colours and textures of the African bush, and are relaxing and comfortable spaces to enjoy a drink from the bar, a hearty meal, or simply to spot remarkable wildlife appearing from the bush and congregating right before your eyes – all of the locations feature views of the camp’s watering hole.
Each luxury chalet is stylishly furnished, with air conditioning and overhead fans, tea and coffee making facilities and a large ensuite with double basins and both indoor and outdoor showers.
Outside there’s a private viewing deck for searching out more wildlife. There’s also a swimming pool and a spa. Activities include game drives in open 4x4 vehicles in both the private reserve and Etosha National Park to search out lion, elephant, kudu, gemsbok, zebra and much more. There’s also bird watching and nature walks as well as the chance to track black and white rhino on foot accompanied by experienced and knowledgeable guides.
