Lat: 21.33483° S, Lon: 16.08283° E
Accommodation Info
Nestled in a green Oasis, the thatched roof bungalows are grouped around the large water place / waterhole under shady palm trees and welcome the guest in the middle of the African wildlife of the Omaruru Game Lodge. Each Bungalow offers its own veranda from which the visitors can observe the animals and immerse themselves into the unique atmosphere of the Omaruru Game Lodge or relax by the pool.
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Activities
Game Drives: enjoy a game drive on the Reserve.
Cheetah Feed: watch the lion & cheetah from up close and how they interact.
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