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8.8 out of 10, Excellent, (3 reviews)
"Personnel accueillant. Emplacement de camping calme, éloigné des autres emplacements. Sanitaires individuels propres. Chauffe-eau au bois, le personnel nous a allumé le feu pour avoir de l'eau chaude. Petite visite guidée du campement."
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9.0 out of 10, Wonderful, (43 reviews)
"Lovely staff, nice location"
Kerstin
8.6 out of 10, Excellent, (13 reviews)
"The camp is well run and is also well laid-out. Mixture of cabins and also camping places makes it a good stop on the way north/south. The restcamp is well run, and looks neat & tidy. Tea/coffee facilities in the room together with a private bathroom. No problems with water despite the nationwide water shortages and power cuts. Pleasant bar/outside area for sitting and a good bar menu too. Considering the other options in Kamanjab then this must be the best place. Recommended if...
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Eagle Tented Lodge & Spa Etosha
District Road D2695 Okaukuejo
The price is 10.780.630 ₫ per night from 14 Jan to 15 Jan
10.780.630 ₫
12.613.337 ₫ total
14 Jan - 15 Jan
includes taxes & fees
8.4/10 Very Good! (24 reviews)
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Learn more about Kamanjab
Track desert-adapted elephants and endangered black rhinos at the nearby Huab conservancy with knowledgeable local guides. Visiting the Himba cultural village offers a chance to learn about traditional practices from this semi-nomadic indigenous community.
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