Mushara Lodge is situated just 8km from the eastern gate to Etosha National Park. The lodge is situated on it’s own 2,500 ha private reserve where a variety of wildlife and birdlife can be found. It is surrounded by the Purple Pod Terminalia tree, from which the name Mushara is derived. The green lawn is occasionally visited by local wildlife.

There are 10 double chalets, 1 family house, 1 triple room and 2 single rooms. Each is equipped with en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, fridge, safe, tea and coffee making facilities, electric lights, direct dial telephone, wardrobe and luggage rack.

For even more privacy and luxury, and on the same property, there is the more exclusive Villa Mushara. Mushara Outpost however, is 2km away with its own entrance and is completely separate from Mushara Lodge and Villa Mushara. Both have the same ammenities as the other chalets, plus their own private terraces, plunge pools and outside showers.

Villa Mushara has two double suites while the Mushara Outpost has 8 rooms.

Many guests have commented on the restaurant’s quality food and attentive service. There is a set menu for lunch and dinner plus a breakfast buffet. For winter evenings there is a fireplace in the lounge and in summer meals can be enjoyed on the covered terrace. Fine wine and candlelight accompany delicious evening meals

Game drives can be arranged into Etosha National Park in specialised safari vehicles. Enjoy the warm welcome, excellent amenities and the freedom to explore at Mushara Lodge!

Game Drives in Etosha

The vehicles used for game drives have an all weather safety design for the wet and dry season - they offer a 360 degree open-air unobstructed view - optimal height for visibility in spacious and comfortable atmosphere - up-to-date game movement information and thereby a high success rate in game spotting.

Directions:

74 kilometres north of Tsumeb on the B1, turn west towards Namutoni on the C38. After another 15 kilometres you will find the entrance to the Mushara Lodge on your left-hand side (the entrance to Etosha is another 8km along the C38)

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