Location
Andersson's Camp is situated close to the Etosha National Park in the 30,000 hectare Ongava Game Reserve.
Andersson's is an authentic safari camp in the Ongava Game Reserve. A rebuilt farmhouse and elevated tented rooms enjoy great views over a busy waterhole. Fantastic, wildlife, guiding and hosting make Andersson's a great option in northern Namibia.
Highlights
Particularly great for families with many interactive experiences for all ages
A great pool to cool off during the heat of the day
Fantastic, interactive Wilderness guiding and hosting
Easy driving distance to the famous Etosha Pan, an incredible day trip
When to visit
Visit the Ongava Research Center and learn more about the functioning of the Reserve, the species reintroduction projects and the community involvement.
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Inquire NowAndersson's Camp is situated close to the Etosha National Park in the 30,000 hectare Ongava Game Reserve.
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