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ZAR 1,100
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USD $ 76
GBP £ 59
ZAR R 1,100
EUR € 67
per person per night
Namutoni is located in the eastern side of Etosha National Park. It centers on an old German Fort, overlooking the King Nehale waterhole. Built into an old German Historic Fort built in 1897, Namutoni Resort is the perfect setting for a cultural adventure African savannah. It is located in the eastern part of the Etosha National Park in close proximity to the Fisher’s Pan – a hotspot for birders. The romantic fort overlooks the floodlit King Nehale Waterhole from which visitors can enjoy views of wildlife without leaving the camp.
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9 daysNamutoni Rest Camp Details
Activities offered at the lodge
Game drives (day)Game drives (night)
Historic fort visit
Flood-lit waterhole
Amenities
Bar/LoungeRestaurant
Swimming Pool
Curio shop
Jewelers and bookstore
Included in your stay
Meals: BreakfastNamutoni Rest Camp Map
Namutoni Rest Camp's location in Namibia on Google Maps
Reviews on our safaris in this area
I really felt looked after by Megan and her colleagues at Discover Africa since the first point of contact. They really tried to understand our interests before coming up with their proposals, and came up with very useful information and…
Excellent tailor-made family trip to Namibia
from Namibia
Reliable and helpful, excellent service...everything was in line with our expectations! We had a great time in South Africa, Namibia and Botswana!
Valentina & Stefano
from South Africa
Two male lions tried to take on an older female lion. The alpha male recently died and they were trying to take over his pride. The female lion was having none of it and while the males tried to tag team her; she swatted her massive paw at…
Kay Oczkowski
from United States of America
My young family and I utilised the Discover Africa Group over our 2008, 2009 and 2012 holidays - in total some 14 weeks through South Africa, Namibia and Botswana. Our expectations in terms of itinerary planning and accommodation bookings…
Kerfoot Family
from Australia
I would like to place on record the very important role that Discover/Overlanding Africa and in particular Steve Conradie played in making a success of our Africa trip (Cape to Kenya). The vital information that we were given (that you don't…
Eady Family
from South Africa
It was my husband's dream to travel to Etosha National park in Namibia. We had travelled a lot as a couple but now we were travelling with a 1-year-old. I wanted to speak to an expert so I contacted the Discover Africa Group. From the minute…
Daemi Family
from Australia