Etosha King Nehale is set approximately 1km from Etosha NP's King Nehale Gate, the northern entrance to Namibia's most visited tourist attraction. As the lodge is situated in the King Nehale Conservancy, it pays homage to the King's rich cultural heritage. The landscapes here are spectacular and vast and include the Andoni Plains, artesian springs and woodlands.
This is the perfect location for self-drive tourists and individual travellers who wish to visit a unique attraction. A lodge set on the outside of a major tourist attraction, with the outstanding opportunity to visit a private waterhole nearby inside Etosha NP. Exclusivity and uninterrupted game viewing, not experienced at any other such feature inside the park, is a major drawcard here. Stay here on the northern leg of your Namibian journey to or from Rundu, the Zambezi Region, Victoria Falls, Chobe NP and the Okavango Delta.
To the north of Etosha King Nehale, the conservancy is surrounded by the largest urban concentration of people in Namibia. They live in the Omusati, Oshana, Ohangwena and Oshikoto regions, between Etosha NP and the country's northern border with Angola. Most of this region consists of communal farming land; that is land where there is no individual ownership or boundaries. The majority of people staying in this area live from subsistence farming. The best time of year to visit the region is from after the rains in April or May. The roads are in better condition to drive on, the temperature is cooler and water birds, such as storks, herons, ducks, cranes and small waders can be observed in the wetlands.
Guests can wine and dine in the restaurant and bar. This is a perfect opportunity to chat with fellow travellers about their day's adventures and experiences. Chill and relax on the verandah with private splash pool, an ideal time to escape the hot Namibian sunshine.
Guests stay in a total of 40 bungalows. Each one celebrates the region's rich cultural heritage.
Game Drives in Etosha:
The vehicles used for game drives have an all weather safety design for the wet and dry season - they offer a 360 degree open-air unobstructed view - optimal height for visibility in spacious and comfortable atmosphere - up-to-date game movement information and thereby a high success rate in game spotting.
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Small mid-price lodge close to the park gate - situated of the private Fischer's pan reserve.
The latest edition to the Mushara Collection offers mid-range tented accommodation.
Good accommodation at a reasonable price, close to the park entrance.
Small intimate tented camp built on raised platforms, good for privacy and a 'luxury outdoor' feel.
Inside the park borders, built around Fort Namutoni. Recently upgraded to appeal to more 'up-market' visitors.
Large lodge situated at the Namutoni entrance gate to Etosha. Excellent facilities but expect to share these with large group tours.
Newly renovated, good mid-market option for self-drive tourists.
Luxury lodge built around a fort on Fischer's Pan. Easy access to the park.
Small exclusive camp, built on raised platforms - a popular option with those seeking an exclusive new perspective.
Very exclusive private suites, all mod-cons and luxuries.
74 kilometres north of Tsumeb on the B1, turn west towards Namutoni on the C38. After another about 24 kilometres you will find the entrance to Etosha National Park at the Von Lindequist Gate. Once you are in the National park, it is only 48 kilometres fom Namutoni to to Etosha King Nehale Lodge. The Lodge is situated 1 kilometre outside the National Park from the King Nehale Lya Mpingana Gate, the northern most gate of the Etosha National Park.
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