Puumajat – Omuthiyagwipundi

”We stayed one night at Etosha Trading Post. It was a lovely, clean campsite with hot showers in a clean amenity block.”

”This is a beautiful lodge with plenty of game viewing opportunities from the common areas as well as right outside your luxury tent. Everything about the experience was top notch, including the grounds and the accommodations, but what truly stood out was the exceptional staff. We had the misfortune of suffering a flat tire as we were leaving the lodge, but within minutes, three staff members came to assist us, which really demonstrated their kindness and dedication to guests. The food was...

”Excellent welcome & personal attention. Only criticism is that restaurant staff were bit too eager to clear away between courses.”

”Eine Ruhige Lage und super sauber ”

”受付の対応も良かったし、ダイニングスペースは雰囲気が良かった。”

”MARAVILHOSO! Tudo impecável! Uma experiência inexplicável! A equipe é muito cordial e estão o tempo todo preocupada em nos surpreender! Foi incrível!”

” Gros probleme avons du repayer un séjour déjà payé et surfacture car apparemment pas trace de notre paiement pour l établissement.. .Par contre le cadre et le service sont très bien .rien à redire de ce côté là. ”

”Epacha could be used as an African Lodge in a movie set. Our accommodation was spacious and comfortable. The reception/dining area was enormous with plenty of elegant touches. The staff were as helpful and attentive as they could be. I highly recommend it. Visitors should be aware, though, that Epacha is some distance from Etosha - around 50 kilometres from the Anderson Gate. ”

”Die Lodge liegt sehr schön an einem Berghang, mit einem sehr schönen Blick auf 2 Wasserlöcher. Das Essen war sehr gut, und die Bedienung sehr zuvorkommend. Das Personal der Lodge ist sehr freundlich. Zur Ankunft und zur Abfahrt hat das Personal sehr schöne Lieder mit Tänzen vorgetragen. Die Game Drives finden mit einem persönlichen Fahrer statt. Nicht ganz billig, aber das Geld wert. Durch den angrenzenden Etosha Park kann alles gesehen werden, was auch dort an Tieren vorkommt.”