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Opuwo is the gateway to the Kaokoveld region in the northwestern part of Namibia. The remote area south of the Kunene river is the home of the Himba people, who have kept their ethnic individuality and culture in the seclusion of Kaokoland.
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The seven spacious tents extend the u-shaped design, allowing for both privacy and fantastic views. Styled similarly to the main lodge in the colors of the bush, each tent is designed with the same attention to detail and has a feeling of natural luxury.
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Guests rave about the view: the restaurant and chalets, situated on a hillock, offer magnificent views of the African bush savannah. The lodge consists of 55 air-conditioned double room chalets, a restaurant, bar and three swimming pools. The Andersson Gate into Etosha National Park is a mere 9 km away. Those who do not want to drive themselves can join one of the lodge’s daily safari trips.
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Etosha Safari Camp is situated just 10 km south of Andersson Gate on the C 38 between Outjo and Okaukuejo. 50 twin-bedded chalets nestle among mopane trees and impart a feeling of living in the lap of African nature. Each of them is equipped with mosquito gauze, air conditioning and its own bathroom and small veranda. A special attraction is the Oshebeena Bar.
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As Africa's tranquility is temporary interrupted by the majestic roar of a solitary lion, yearning for company, Africa in all its mystique grandeur will entice the intrepid to experience her essence. Etosha Mountain Lodge borders the South-western boundary of the Etosha National Park, thus further enhancing the vast expanse of rugged wilderness.
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