Lodges in Oshana Region

"If you're looking for the African experience, this is it! From game drives during the day to a local band in the evening, we really felt the Namibian vibe. Note that this is not a 5 star, westernized resort. This is dining under the stars. No WiFi or TV in the room so you can unplug or go to the reception area for urgent messages. "

"Closely situated next to a shopping center with pick and pay. Quiet and clean "

"This is a beautiful lodge located about 17 km from the Anderson Gate of Etosha National Park. The chalets are clean and cozy and the beds are quite comfortable. The walk-in showers and water pressure are excellent. The meals served in the lodge restaurant are buffet-style, with many selections. I found the food and selections, as well as the drinks offered by the bar, to be exceptional! The views from the lodge balcony during the day, but especially at night (moon and stars), are stunning. The lodge offers morning, afternoon, and full-day game drives to and in Etosha, and the guides are wonderful hosts. We saw a lot of wildlife during game drives on two separate days, especially on the western side of the park. I would definitely stay at this lodge again and plan to return in the future. The value you get for your money is excellent."

"This was a great location with really good staff and, if you like camping, including in extremely well equipped family tents with bathrooms and all the washing and kitchen supplies you need "

"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."

"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. "