Mushara Outpost is another addition to the Mushara Collection of exquisite accommodation establishments, situated just 10 km from the Von Lindequist Gate of world-famous Etosha National Park.
Whether you enjoy the privacy of your veranda or the comfort of your tent, the tranquillity of the bush is guaranteed.
Each tent is mounted on a wooden deck, 1.5 m above the ground, providing a different perspective of the bush. A large glass sliding door leads into the tent, all windows and doors are covered with fly-screen.Large glass windows from floor to ceiling allow for plenty of air circulation during the night. Air conditioning adds an extra level of comfort on very warm afternoons. The open plan bathroom sports a ceiling, two large windows and a separate, enclosed toilet. The shower cubicle is glass from top to bottom. Unzip the external canvas cover as far as you are comfortable with and your time in the shower takes on a new dimension.
The furnishing of the tent is minimal, comfortable and has a light feel to it. A mini-bar, coffee station, safe deposit box, telephone, mosquito net, sockets for charging storage batteries, hair drier and air conditioning are standard. Wifi is available in the common area/main lodge area.
What to experience at Mushara Outpost
Mushara Cuisine
Mushara is proud to serve delectable homemade meals incorporating a significant amount of their own vegetables, herbs, and fruit from the Mushara garden.
Outpost Pool
You can never get too much of the bush. But after a long day out on safari, soaking it all up while washing off the day in the magnificent pool can be just the decompression you need.
Game Drives
Mushara’s experienced and enthusiastic guides will embellish you with their intricate knowledge of the Etosha pan, the flora and fauna and the diverse animal species you will encounter.
Mushara Outpost offers a superb combination of splendid accommodation, exquisite cuisine and personal service which will appeal to the most discerning traveler
Etosha National Park
This is the place to watch Namibia’s greatest daily wildlife dramas unfold