- Overview
- Accomodations
- Activities
- Dining
- Location
- Seasons
- Rates
- Press Releases
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Overview
The Mushara Collection, consisting of Mushara Lodge, Mushara Bush Camp, Mushara Outpost and Mushara Villas, is ideally situated just 8 km from the eastern gate into world-famous Etosha National Park. We offer a variety of accommodation options to suit different needs, from family friendly Mushara Bush Camp to the privacy of the exquisite Mushara Villas.
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Mushara Lodge is the original establishment in the collection – the elegant lady.The comfort to be found whilst relaxing in luxury, will offer welcomed relief to the days game viewing activities.
With individuality in mind, only two exclusive villas are available. They were designed to create an elegant retreat from the strains of modern day life. An aura of tranquility and contemplation prevails in the villas.
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Activities
Etosha National Park, proclaimed in 1907, is one of Southern Africa’s finest and most important game reserves. The park covers an area of 22,270 km² and is home to dozens of mammal and reptile species, several amphibian species, more than 300 bird species and even one species of fish.
The 4,731 km² salt pan, the largest of its kind in Africa, is the centre piece of the park. The pan’s shimmering white crust of salt crystals extends as far as the eye can see. In previous times this was a lake the size of Holland fed by several rivers, probably including the Kunene as well. When the rivers gradually changed their course the water in the lake started to evaporate until only the huge dry depression remained. The San (Bushmen) tell a rather gripping legend about the formation of Etosha Pan: in a raid on a village all the men and children were murdered, only the women were spared. One of them was so distraught about the death of her family that she cried and cried until her tears had formed a massive lake. When the lake dried up nothing was left apart from a huge white pan.
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Mushara Lodge and Villa
By car: Once you have arrived in Tsumeb on your way from Windhoek (530 km in total) you continue north on the B1 for about 74 km and then turn left onto the C38 towards Namutoni. After another 15 km you will see the entrance to Mushara Lodge on your left. Coming from Etosha National Park you will find the entrance to the lodge on your right, 8 km from the Von Lindequist Gate.
By aircraft: When arriving with your own or an charter airplane you could make use of our own landing strip.
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Rates
For rates and booking information please visit:
2012 RATES
2012 The Mushara Lodge Rates (.pdf)
2012 The Mushara Bush Camp Rates (.pdf)
2012 The Mushara Outpost All-Inclusive Rates (.pdf)
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For more information on the Mushara Collection please visit: www.mushara-lodge.com
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