Just 14 kilometres west of the small town of Omaruru, you will find The Ondudu Safari Lodge, nestled amongst the rugged granite koppies (hills) of the lower Erongo Mountains. 

The lodge is the founding member of the 2,000 square kilometre Erongo Mountain Nature Conservancy, which brings together 30 private landowners in an effort to conserve this diverse Eden. These awe-inspiring mountains that are home to the lodge give you the impression that giants once played here, tossing the boulders across the landscape. At 1245 meters above sea level, they are a geological wonder, the ruin of a volcano formed over 130 million years ago. 

History is captured in the ancient Bushmen rock paintings amongst the boulders, that will make you think about an era long past. The first inhabitants of this area, the San, still maintain their old ways, and allow us a peek into their world with arranged tours.

In the shadows of this ancient volcano, you can choose to stay in one of the twelve luxurious tented chalets, or enjoy the isolation of our Treehouse. The tented chalets, constructed on stilts, offer luxury and comfort with a view. There are twelve chalets with either double or twin beds, and one family room that can accommodate four guests. 

 The Treehouse is an experience not to be missed if you are looking for solitude and silence, where the only sounds you will hear are those of the animals and wind in the trees. 

FACILITIES AND AMENITIES: Lounge area, Restaurant, Bar, Tented luxury accommodations, Supplied toiletries and towels, Tea and coffee station. Small swimming pool with loungers, Viewing decks, Fireplace and fire pit, An exchange library to trade your holiday reads, WiFi internet available in the reception area, (please note that connectivity cannot be guaranteed due to the remote location.) 

Tours and hikes.