Mount Etjo Safari Lodge
Okonjati Game Reserve / Kalkfeld
In the middle of the Okonjati Game Reserve, founded in the seventies by the nature conservationist Jan Oelofse. Situated in one of the most beautiful parts of Namibia, about 180 kilometres north of Windhoek, it brings you into closest contact with the fascinating African wilderness. Hundreds of bird and mammal species for you to watch, amongst them black and white rhino, elephants, hippos, giraffes and numerous antelope species, from the kudu to the Damaraland Dik-Dik. Big cats like lions, leopards and cheetahs are also at home in the reserve. Game watching in an open 4x4 or by foot, under the guidance of experienced game rangers.
Our guests are accommodated in natural surrounding. You have the choice between our Rhino Lodge and the Main Lodge. All rooms are very comfortably furnished, with en-suite toilet and bathroom. Some rooms in the main lodge have their own jacuzzi. |
And to the main lodge belong a swimming pool and garden above a waterhole, where even hippos can be observed.
Another Lodging option is Camp Dinosaur. It has individual camping sites, each with private toilet and shower facilities, hot and cold running water, 220V full-time electricity with outside connections for fridges and other appliances, as well as a private LAPA with barbecue facilities. Situated at a waterhole, visitors can observe numerous animals, including baboons as they quenching their thirst. We offer the opportunity to our campers, to participate in all activities offered at Mount Etjo.
Rates: Double room from N$1600 per person. Included is accommodation, breakfast, dinner and teatime.
Address: PO Box 81, Kalkfeld, Namibia
Tel: +264(0)67 290173
Fax: +264(0)67 290172
Email: Mount Etjo
Website: Mount Etjo
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