Safarihoek

Safarihoek Lodge is located on Etosha Heights Private Game Reserve and is part of a 60,000ha reserve which shares borders, for about 65kms, with Etosha National Park. It consists of 9 farms that were originally used for domestic farming. Over a period of time, acquired and combined to create a stunning wildlife reserve that they are now privileged to be part of.

With an array of animals which include various species of antelope, predators, birds as well as others. Guests can be assured their time spent at Safarihoek Lodge will make for an interesting and memorable safari.

Etosha Heights Namibia partakes in various conservation efforts and projects that are currently operational and many more still to come. The main goal and vision is to encourage and develop sustainable eco-friendly tourism, all to the benefit of the area, animals as well as the community.

Property Facilities

Special Interests

Rooms

Luxury Family Unit

This 2 bedroom unit and a small lounge area separating the ensuite rooms. The main bedroom has 1 x double bed, with an ensuite bathroom and the second room has 2 x 3/4 beds with an ensuite Max: 2 adults and 2 children Children of all ages welcome

Luxury Rooms

The 2 twin rooms include 2 x 3/4 beds which can be converted into an extra length king sized bed. There is an air conditioner, fully stocked mini bar, electronic safe and a private ensuite bathroom with an additional outdoor shower, veranda Max: 2 adults Children of all ages welcome

Standard Rooms

The 2 twin rooms include 2 x 3/4 beds which can be converted into an extra length King size bed. There is an air conditioner, fully stocked mini bar, electronic safe and a private ensuite bathroom with a shower Max: 2 adults Children of all ages welcome

Number of Rooms: 13

Room Facilities

Activities

Scenic Game Drives

Morning and afternoon game drives on the reserve are offered and can be booked beforehand or as the need arises while at the lodge. A 2-3-hour drive that gives you the opportunity to see anything from a wide variety of plains game or if you are lucky a run in with the occasional predator. Refreshments…

Night Drives

After an early dinner and depending on the weather we also do night drives on the reserve. Different from day game drives by that you stand a chance to see some of the nocturnal species that roam our reserve. We look for all of them, from bugs to birds and maybe something bigger.

Photographic Hides

Keen on birding? We offer you the opportunity to spend some time in our hide, especially build for photography enthusiast or if you just want to go through the different species. Other than that we could take you on a short walk or to some of the other nearby waterholes.

Vulture Feeding

The plains below Safarihoek Lodge are the man-made feeding grounds for the surrounding area’s array of vultures. One of Safarihoek’s conservation contributions as they form a buffer zone between Etosha National Park and the surrounding farmers.

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