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Elephants taking a bath with their young, a herd of zebras filing past on their way to the watering hole, herds of springbok in the savannah, a pair of lions lazing under a bush - in Etosha you experience animals in the wild. The 22,700 km˛ national park sustains more than 110 different species of mammals and more than 230 species of birds. Named after the huge salt pan of a dried up lake (Etosha = large white place), the park, one of the oldest conservation areas in Africa, is currently celebrating its centenary.
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Etosha Safari Lodge offeres 65 bungalows, restaurant, bar and swimming pool. Situated on a hillock about 2 km from the camp, it affords magnificent views across tree-covered hills towards Etosha National Park. Etosha’s Andersson Gate is a mere 10 km away. The lodge offers daily guided game drives into the park for those who do not want to drive themselves.
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