Accommodation in Northern Namibia

Etosha National Park

If you want to see Etosha’s wildlife you can accommodate yourself either inside or outside of the park. The rest camps in the the camp are a bit more costly, but you are right where you want to be.

If you stay outside the park you will have to put up with a drive in and out the park, but if you are on a budget or if you just want to get more value for your money this is still a good option.

Inside the park

The Okaukuejo Camp is located closed to the southern entrance to the park. The camp is famous for its flood lit water hole, which also offers some of the best rhino viewing. Another favourite is the stone tower offering the opportunity for some spectacular sunset photography.

Halali Camp and the waterhole of the same name are located in the middle of the park. The water hole is one of the park’s best spots for game viewing throughout the day and into the night.

Build around an old German fort Namutoni is the the busiest and most popular rest camp. It is located close to the eastern gate and overlooks King Nehale waterhole.

All accommodation in the camps need to be booked in advance with NWR.

Outside the gates

There is no shortage of accommodation around Etosha National Park. If you want to budget take an hour’s drive to either Outjo or Tsumeb, where you’ll find friendly backpackers. If you are willing to spend a little more there are several options on both sides of the park.

If you want to see the whole park it’s a good idea to book accommodation on both sides of the park and drive from one to the other through the park.

	KAI-OMS Backpackers Lodge Outjo, 97 km to the park Kai-Oms backpackers accommodation offers you the traveler a warm welcome, combined with true buschveld atmosphere.	Price: From
	Mousebird Backpackers Tsumeb, 88 km to the park Mousebird Backpackers Lodge is the new meeting point for travellers in the north of Namibia.	From
	Toshari Inn Anderson Gate, 27 km to the park Nestled on an outcrop of dolomite rocks, under a forest of Mopane and white Seringa trees, you will find the ideal homely atmosphere to relax in tranquility.	From
	Mokuti Lodge Lindequist Gate, 2 km to the park Mokuti Lodge, situated on the eastern edge of the Etosha National Park, boasts unique African charm combined with international standards of luxury.	From

Caprivi

Rundu

Sarasungu River Lodge

At Sarasungu you will find the original lodge atmosphere of personal attention, lovely thatched roof accommodation, thriving bird life, lush green lawns and a variety of indigenous trees.

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Ngandu Safari Lodge

On a rise with panoramic views of the Okavango River and its floodplain and forest rich with birdlife, Ngandu Safari Lodge offers the perfect home away from home and more.

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Tambuti Lodge

Tambuti is a small unique Lodge beautifully situated at the Kavango River in Rundu. Ursula & Chris welcome you with warm Swiss hospitality.

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Katima Mulilo

Caprivi River Lodge

Think of a peaceful place with green lawns nestled under the shade of tall indigenous trees on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River; the ideal place to unwind from the everyday stresses and strains of our modern life.

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In the Caprivi Game Parks

Khaudom

The Khaudom Game Reserve has two rest camps, Khaudom and Sikereti. Both offer camping and 4 – bed huts. Visitors to the park must be self-sufficient in supplies and travel in no less than two vehicles.

Bwabwata

	N//goabaca Camp Situated on the eastern bank of the Okavango, this campsite offers the best view to the rapids. N//goabaca is also known for the abundance and variety of birdlife in the flood plains.	Price: From
	Mahangu Safari Lodge The comfortably-styled, thatched Mahangu Safari Lodge is a new lodge in the Caprivi Region of Namibia, next to the Mahango National Park. The word “Mahangu” meaning “food of the local people”.	From
	Ngepi Camp Ngepi Camp, situated in the unspoiled upper reaches of the Okavango delta panhandle in the western Caprivi strip, Kavango region, Namibia.	From
	Susuwe Island Lodge The lodge has been constructed to harmonize with the immediate environment, a fine example being the viewing decks, built in the canopy above.	From

Mudumu

	Nakatwa Camp Site Nakatwa Camp Site is situated on the banks of the Kwando River offering travellers a place to stay in the Mudumu National Park.	Price: From
	Kubunyana Community Camp Kubunyana Camp site east of the Kwando is not only an ideal base for exploring these parks, characterised by an abundance of water and game, but it is also a very charming place in its own right.	From
	Camp Kwando Nestled on the banks of the Kwando river (Eastern Caprivi, Namibia), Camp Kwando invites you to come and explore the hidden treasures of an untamed land.	From
	Lianshulu Lodge Scenic Lianshulu Lodge, overlooking the tranquil Kwando River, is situated in remote Mudumu National Park in the Caprivi Strip	From

Mamili

Several wilderness camps are the only accommodation option in the park. There are no facilities provided and campers must be self-sufficient.

Ovamboland

Oshakati

Santorini Inn

Santorini Inn with it’s modern and up to date facilities is an ideal place for you to stay.

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Oshandira Lodge

‘Africa is an attitude that needs to be lived,’ reads the sign on the door to the bar at Oshandira Lodge. This philosophy is reflected in the very fabric that holds this stunning place together.

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Oshakati Country Lodge

Oshakati is the ideal base from where business people and tourists can explore the Northern Region. The Lodge offers 50 fully equipped en suite bedrooms.

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Ondangwa

Ondangwa Rest Camp

Before or after exploring the beauty of the Kaoko and Damara regions, you can overnight in the peace of the Ondangwa Rest Camp. Establishment offer you the comfort of fully developed camp sites and tent accommodation.

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Olukonda National Monument

The monument Olukonda National Monument is located In the beautiful plains of the Northern Namibia, amidst Makalani palms, Mahangu fields and Owambo homesteads.

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Cresta Lodge Pandu Ondangwa

Cresta Lodge Pandu Ondangwa, a three star-hotel facility, is aimed a complementing Namibia’s most progressive and dynamic business centre in Northern Namibia.

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Bushmanland

Omatako Valley Rest Camp

The campsite serves not only as a place for pitching tent for the night, it is above all an opportunity to get to know the people who live in this part of the country.

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Nhoma Safari Camp

The camp is situated in a wilderness area on a vegetated dune with a 180 degree view over the Nhoma omuramba (fossil river bed) and is adjacent to the Ju/’hoan village by the name of //nhoq’ma.

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Accommodation in Namibia
Accommodation in Northern Namibia
Etosha National Park
If you want to see Etosha’s wildlife you can accommodate yourself either inside or outside of the park. The rest camps in the the camp are a bit more costly, but you are right where you want to be.
If you stay outside the park you will have to put up with a drive in and out the park, but if you are on a budget or if you just want to get more value for your money this is still a good option.
Inside the park
The Okaukuejo Camp is located closed to the southern entrance to the park. The camp is famous for its flood lit water hole, which also offers some of the best rhino viewing. Another favourite is the stone tower offering the opportunity for some spectacular sunset photography.
Halali Camp and the waterhole of the same name are located in the middle of the park. The water hole is one of the park’s best spots for game viewing throughout the day and into the night.
Build around an old German fort Namutoni is the the busiest and most popular rest camp. It is located close to the eastern gate and overlooks King Nehale waterhole.
All accommodation in the camps need to be booked in advance with NWR.
Outside the gates
There is no shortage of accommodation around Etosha National Park. If you want to budget take an hour’s drive to either Outjo or Tsumeb, where you’ll find friendly backpackers. If you are willing to spend a little more there are several options on both sides of the park.
If you want to see the whole park it’s a good idea to book accommodation on both sides of the park and drive from one to the other through the park.
KAI-OMS Backpackers Lodge, Outjo, 97 km to the park
Mousebird Backpackers, Tsumeb, 88 km to the park
Toshari Inn, Anderson Gate, 27 km to the park
Mokuti Lodge, Lindequist Gate, 2 km to the park
Caprivi
Rundu
Sarasungu River Lodge, B&B and camping
Ngandu Safari Lodge, Singles, doubles and camping
Tambuti Lodge, Single, double and luxury bungalows
Katima Mulilo
Caprivi Traveller Guest House, Budget hotel
Caprivi River Lodge, Different types of accommodationBushmanland
Omatako Valley Rest Camp, Camping and basic huts
Nhoma Safari Camp, Luxury tented camp
In the Caprivi Game Parks
Khaudom
The Khaudom Game Reserve has two rest camps, Khaudom and Sikereti. Both offer camping and 4 – bed huts. Visitors to the park must be self-sufficient in supplies and travel in no less than two vehicles.
Bwabwata
N//goabaca Camp, Camping
Mahangu Safari Lodge, Camping and bungalows
Ngepi Camp, popular backpacker lodge
Susuwe Island Lodge, Safari lodge
Mudumu
Nakatwa Camp Site, Camping
Kubunyana Community Camp, Camping
Camp Kwando, Camping luxury tents ans tree houses
Lianshulu Lodge, Safari Lodge
Mamili
Several wilderness camps are the only accommodation option in the park. There are no facilities provided and campers must be self-sufficient.
Ovamboland
Oshakati
Santorini Inn, Single and double rooms including breakfast
Oshandira Lodge,B&B
Oshakati Country Lodge, Business accommodation
Ondangwa
Ondangwa Rest Camp, Camping and tent accommodation
Olukonda National Monument, Camping and caravan sites, traditional hut accommodation, missionary house accommodation
Cresta Lodge Pandu Ondangwa, 3-star hotel
Ruacana
Sunset Camp, Camping and bungalows