Glamping in Okaukuejo

"The power to our unit went out multiple times. Nice to wake up to a giraffe within 20 meters of the tent. Shower water was either scalding hot or freezing cold. Meals were expensive. Bring your own soap and shampoo."

"Pure heaven after camping 5days, with dust everywhere. Staff very helpful with arranging an extra room for our friends. Very good dinner and breakfast Buffet."

"We experienced both the camp (one night) and the lodge (two nights). Compared to its newer, quieter and the more expensive neighbor, the camp was more lively and fun. We liked the staff at the camp better. The good looking front desk girl and the young maintenance guy helped us big time by making us a special power outlet adapter without which I would not be able to use our camera and phones. A big thank you! "

"Wow…this was by far the best place we’ve stayed in Namibia. The owners were very friendly and sat down and chatted with us for hours over a bonfire in the evening (they mentioned they offer this for all their guests). They have only a small tourist portion of their business (just 7 rooms); the rest is a working farm. It was absolutely fascinating to hear about how they live on and manage their farm. My husband and I felt like we got to know how real Namibians live, rather than just having a tourist experience at an impersonal large resort. Also, the food was unbelievably good and fresh! They actually hunted the eland that they cooked us for dinner, and they grew the vegetables they served us. The view from the room was also gorgeous; we loved watching the pink and blue sunset colors from our balcony. The rooms are up on a hill so you get a great view of the surrounding area. Overall this stay has been one of my favorite Namibia experiences. Seriously cannot recommend this place highly enough! One note: the Google maps directions aren’t accurate, so be sure to look for the Onduri signs once you get close."

"Amazing location and lodge, has everything you could want "

"Epacha could be used as an African Lodge in a movie set. Our accommodation was spacious and comfortable. The reception/dining area was enormous with plenty of elegant touches. The staff were as helpful and attentive as they could be. I highly recommend it. Visitors should be aware, though, that Epacha is some distance from Etosha - around 50 kilometres from the Anderson Gate. "

"Stunning lodge a little off the beaten track but so worth the effort! The location by the watering hole with the resident rhino and regular animals is amazing. The staff are fabulous and so helpful. The rooms are total luxury and feel so relaxing to sit and watch the weather and environment. They give you an extra key for the air conditioning as the tent gets hot. Food was very good and plentiful. We loved it - the safari drive was amazing and we saw so many animals- just a sore bottom after 7 hours ! But incredible "

"Lovely location. Spacious rooms spread out overlooking Etosha. Food ok, buffet expensive for dinner especially when they rundown the options towards the end of the sitting. We had to ask them to make more of a chicken dish as we don’t eat red meat. Staff on the whole very good, although the lunch time crew seemed disinterested when we arrived at 2pm. Breakfast much better. Rooms could do with a refresh. "