Mount Etjo Safari Lodge, situated in the Okonjati wilderness area 255 km north of Windhoek, is one of the best-known Namibian lodges in international circles.

It was established 24 years ago by Jan Oelofse, an expert in conservation.
The dam at the lodge, as well as the waterhole close to the Black Rhino Bush Camp, is bird-watcher's paradise.
The secluded eight-hut bush camp with its communal recreational area nestling in the thick bush, is latest addition to Mount Etjo.
The camp is perfect for small groups, managerial get-togethers and weekend brainstorming.

· Swimming Pool
· Game Drives

· Relax at the swimming pool
· View game and 30 different species of Antelope on a game drive
· Bird watching
· Dinosaur tracks as well as fossilised Buffalo tracks only 3km away

From Swakopmund:
Swakopmund - Usakos - Omaruru - to Kalkfeld. Take the only road that turns right in Kalkfeld over the railwayline. Follow the sign indicating “Dinosaur-Tracks” and “Mount Etjo” for approximately 17km. Turn left at road 2483, where there is a sign indicating Mount Etjo Safari Lodge. Follow the road for another approximate 14km and Mount Etjo is to your left.
From Windhoek:
Drive north through Okahandja towards Otjiwarongo. At 180km past Windhoek on the B1, you will find a turn-off to the left, which is marked with the number 2483 and Mount Etjo Safari Lodge. Follow the dirt-road for approximately 42km, Mount Etjo welcomes you on the right-handside of the road.