Situated in the east of Etosha National Park and built from an old German Fort, Namutoni Camp has a unique atmosphere and offers ample facilities.
The fort was built by the German Schutztruppe in 1902/3 and rebuilt in 1906 after the Ovambo people destroyed the original building. The fort then served as a police post and later as a South African army base before being declared a national monument in 1950. It was opened to tourism in 1957. Namutoni Camp’s rooms are all en suite and tastefully furnished with modern amenities. The camp has lovely grounds in which to relax by the pool, or sit with a drink at the bar and watch the sunset!
Namibia is one of Africa's last great wilderness areas and offers some truly magnificent desert scenery, a bird-rich coastline, one of Africa’s finest wildlife reserves, and some of the most dramatic dunes in the world. This comprehensive itinerary is a great way to experience this fascinating country. Find out more about Skeleton Coast & Etosha
Etosha is considered to be one of the finest sanctuaries in southern Africa. It is famous for its vast, dazzling saltpan with permanent waterholes, which attract a multitude of wildlife particularly during the dry winter. The neighbouring Ongava Private Game Reserve offers the attraction of tracking rhino on foot. Find Out More about {acc:title}
