The Establishment

Uukwaluudhi Safari Lodge

Opuwo1:15 from Opuwo

Uukwaluudhi Safari Lodge, is located to the north of Etosha National Park in Namibia's arid Kunene region. Perched on rise overlooking the expansive plains below, this new establishment offers travellers an excellent opportunity to discover a little-known part of the country rich in various cultures.m

Visitors to the 6,000 hectare Uukwaluudhi conservancy can set out on a guided adventure in search of these amazing desert-dwelling creatures while also spotting giraffe, kudu, Burchell's zebra, springbok and black-faced impala. The open central facility and pool provide excellent opportunities for relaxation after returning from adventures. 

Uukwaluudhi Conservancy is in a joint venture agreement with Opuwo Country Lodge who also manages the wildlife assets and the tourism side of the business. 

The eight, twin Meru tents with en suite facilities impart a sense of adventure while offering familiar comforts associated with modern lodges. Electricity is supplied through solar power allowing guests the opportunity to charge laptops, cameras and other mobile devices. The central facilities and tented units are perfectly located to make full use of the view. To add to this there are now 4 luxury twin rooms also availible. 

Did You Know?

  • Uukwaluudhi Safari Lodge opened its doors only in July 2013
  • The lodge is named after the Uukwaluudhi ethnic group, meaning "small group of one clan"
  • The lodge is situated on 6000ha reserve that forms part of the conservancy

What To Do?

  • Morning or afternoon game drives on the reserve
  • Uukwaluudhi Royal Homestead, Culture & History Excursion (Half Day)
  • This includes a visit to the Uukwaluudhi Royal Homestead to learn more about the peoples traditions,culture and history. 
  • A visit to Uutapi (also Outapi) village - The town is well-known for the ‘Ombalantu Baobab Tree’which has had a very important role as Post Office, Chapel and even prison in earlier years.
  • A trip to explore and explain Namibia's Independance.

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