GONDWANA COLLECTION NAMIBIA Namibia with Heart & Soul Where the Namib Desert stretches languidly from the Atlantic Ocean and wild land extends into infinity, dreams become real. Gondwana Accommodation More than 20 properties have been carefully constructed by Gondwana Collection Namibia over the last two decades, ranging from secret luxurious refuges for two to comfortable unique lodges to rustic camping offers. Built in close proximity to Namibia’s natural wonders and managed sustainably. Namibia2Go Car Rental Let your clients experience Africa like never before with our well-maintained, first-class vehicles. The rates include unlimited kilometers, Premium Cover, cross border permits, contract fee, unlimited additional drivers, tyre & glass damage, and airport transfers. Gondwana Destination Management Company As a professional Inbound Tour Operator we gladly assist with local knowledge, expertise and resources, specialising in designing and coordinating travel arrangements for groups and FIT’s. We provide for all tour logistics such as accommodation, transportation, air-charters, activities and other relevant safari needs.

Etosha Safari Camping2Go is situated 10 km south of Etosha National Park's Anderson Gate, and is ideal for independent and light-hearted travellers who enjoy being close to nature. Accommodation is offered in 8 self-catering tents, equipped with 4 single beds and an en-suite bathroom with a shower. Each tent has a spacious verandah with a kitchen equipped with a fridge, stove, sink, necessary cooking utensils and cutlery. For those cosy evenings, there is a grill and firepit in front of each tent. Guests can experience an evening of live music at the Oshebeena Bar near Etosha Safari Camp or indulge in a delicious meal at Okambashu Restaurant. Enjoy an adventurous safari into Etosha National Park, or spend the day lounging around the swimming pool at the main lodge on those hot summer days. There is a laundry service at the main lodge, and guests have access to secure parking.

ETOSHA NATIONAL PARK At sunrise the gates open to the 'Great White Place' or 'Place of Dry Water', as the Owambo people have called the heart of the country since time immemorial. Unlike its name, however, the 22 912-square-kilometre national park is a place of sanctuary and abundance. With a variety of vegetation types, from thorn bush and woodland savannah, stands of makalani palms and the 'phantom' moringa trees (sprokiesbome) to the chalky white pan, Etosha National Park is home to myriad species of wildlife. One-hundred-and-fourteen mammal species are found in the park including the antisocial black rhino and the endemic black-faced impala. Waterholes are dotted along the southern section of the pan providing effortless viewing. Unequalled Earthly experiences can be garnered here: watching a family of elephants silently appear and hurry excitedly towards the water, lions lazing contentedly in the shade of a bush, elegant giraffe loping across the road and a herd of handsome zebra nuzzling each other affectionately. At the end of a full Etosha day, while some are still racing the sun, others are lounging on the sundowner deck of Etosha Safari Lodge or Etosha King Nehale or enjoying a drink at the Oshebeena Bar at Etosha Safari Camp, contemplating Etosha marvels and the thrill of being in the African wilderness. Anticipation is already mounting for the new day. Here, at Gondwana's lodges, just ten kilometres from Andersson Gate, a new adventure begins with every dawn.