Discover Namibia - Lodges

What's Included

• All breakfasts, 2 lunches, 4 dinners.

• Arrival and departure transfers (from Windhoek)

• All accommodation

• All transport and listed activities

• Tour leader throughout

• Flights from London (if booking incl. flights)

What's Not Included

• Visas or vaccinations

• Travel insurance

• Single accommodation (available on request)

Food

All breakfasts, 2 lunches, 4 dinners included.

In the itinerary we state which meals are included on which day. Please allow
approximately £10/US$15 per meal per person for meals not included. Some
meals are in restaurants whilst others will be prepared by the tour leader
and assistants. Camp meals are freshly cooked over the camp fire. They are
wholesome and plentiful, but do not expect cordon bleu cuisine and please
note it is not always easy to get fresh meat. However, the standard of food
is generally good. Breakfast - cereals, coffee, yoghurt, muesli, fresh fruit
or the occasional fried breakfast. Lunch - cheese, cold meats, pasta, salads,
bread or rolls. Dinner - potjie (stew), braai (BBQ) or stir fries.
Vegetarians are well catered for on this trip though sometimes options might
be more limited.

Accommodation

Throughout this adventure in Namibia, we mostly stay in two- and three-star lodges and occasionally in permanent tented camps. The rooms are simple, comfortable and clean. Most properties have swimming pools, so don’t forget your swimwear.



Below are a few of the standout accommodations.



Arebbusch Travel Lodge







Our guesthouse is only a 10-minute drive from the city centre yet is spacious with two swimming pools and one of the best pizzerias in the capital. It also has a beautiful garden enlivened with indigenous trees, which provide a habitat for a wealth of birdlife, including black-throated canaries, laughing doves and red-headed finches.



Brandberg White Lady Lodge







Our Brandberg stay is in the middle of nowhere. From the viewpoint, you will not see another property, just the ruggedly beautiful landscape of Damaraland and possibly some desert elephants in the distance. There’s a dining area, well-stocked bar, lounge, and two swimming pools.



Lodges in Etosha National Park







In Etosha, we stay within the national park itself – a huge plus for any animal lover – and our time is split across two resorts: Okaukuejo and Namutoni. The highlight of Okaukuejo is undoubtedly its flood-lit waterhole, where wildlife regularly stops to drink and bathe. When it’s your turn to relax, there’s also a restaurant, swimming pool, bar and shop. Namutoni, which comprises an old German fort, has plenty of amenities too, including an African fusion restaurant, steakhouse, bar and swimming pool. Additionally, you can see the King Nehale Waterhole from the fort walls – perhaps best enjoyed with a sundowner. The standard of accommodation in Etosha is lower than elsewhere on the trip, but the chance to see the animals congregate at the waterholes makes our visit well worth it.



Worth knowing



Wifi is available in several properties but not everywhere, notably not in Sesriem, Etosha or Waterberg.

Due to the limited amount of accommodation within Etosha National Park, it is sometimes necessary to sleep outside the park. However, this is rare. Where we stay will not impact the number of game drives we have within the park.

Our rooms in Etosha are the only accommodation where mosquito nets are provided, as the park is in a low-risk malaria area.

Book with Confidence

• Transfer as credit to Future Tours

  Exodus allows you to transfer existing payments to a future tour to avoid cancellation fees if you can't travel and inform exodus, 43 days before departure.

• Low Deposit

  Exodus requires a minimum deposit of 25% or the full booking value, whichever is less, with the final balance not due until 90 days before departure.

• Cancellation Policy

  We don't charge a cancellation fee, here is a summary of exodus charges.

  Up to 70 days before tour starts: Forfeit 100% of deposit.