Epupa Accommodation

Epupa Camp consists of nine luxury Safari-style Tents erected on stone platforms, each with two single beds and an en-suite bathroom. All of the tents have electricity and mosquito netting and an outside, shaded balcony overlooking the tranquil Kunene River.

Lubango is a unique, tranquil and picturesque city nestled in a lush tropical valley surrounded by mountains. Accommodation in Hotel Lubango consists of 60 en-suite rooms, varying between single, double, twin and triple rooms and suites.

Eldorado B&B and Camping is a family operated business which is situated on the Eldorado Farm in the heart of Etosha, just 8 km south of the Anderson Gate of the world-famous Etosha National Park.

Buschberg is one of the few working cattle farms in Namibia that has a guest enterprise as well. The rooms offered at Buschberg Guestfarm are all chalets and lead into the garden.

iGowati Country Hotel is the ideal stopover on your way to the wonders of Damaraland. Enjoy breathtaking desert landscapes where game such as black rhino, the elusive desert elephant, mountain zebra, kudu, springbuck roam freely.

Madisa Campsite is situated on a very popular route between unusual rock formations with newly discovered Bushman paintings and has privy to an ancient elephant route that often gets visited by these big-footed friends.

Positioned on a plateau with breathtaking views in all directions, Ugab Terrace Lodge offers tranquillity, superb accommodation and exquisite cuisine. Guests can cool off in the swimming pool constructed in a natural rock bed and enjoy a spectacular sundowner from our lounge or your own balcony.

The camp is about 1 km away from the road hidden amongst tall Mopane and White Syringa trees. Our Traditional two bed Bungalow, luxury two-bedroom house with its own waterhole and the three campsites offer you affordable and tranquil accommodation.

Sophienhof Lodge is a beautiful self-catering accommodation, where everyone who wants to experience the great wilderness is given the opportunity to cater themselves. Supermarkets and a bakery are located only 12 km away in the town of Outjo.

We are big enough to host large tour groups and small enough to give personal attention to our guest, soon to become friends.

Formerly known as Outjo Backpackers, we changed the name to Kai-Oms, which is a word used by the Damara people and means big house. We have carefully renovated and redecorated all the buildings and are especially proud of our communal kitchen.