Guided safaris are offered to guests of Okapuka. The endagered white rhino can be seen when taking one of the breathtaking game drives. The Namibian flora and other smaller animals can also be appreciated in these vast landscapes. Okapuka Safari Lodge has a restaurant, a shared lounge, bar, garden, year-round outdoor pool and a sun terrace. Bath towels are provided, but guests are requested to bring their own swimming towels.
Guided Safari at Okapuka Safari Lodge Windhoek Namibia
Daily guided safaris are offered on the property - a sunrise game drive as well as a sunset drive. Refreshments and light snacks are provided.
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Family Safari at Okapuka Safari Lodge Windhoek Namibia
Families with children of all ages are welcomed on the daily games drives on the property.
Romantic Safari at Okapuka Safari Lodge Windhoek Namibia
Experience the breathtaking and romantic African sunrise and sunset on one of the daily game drives offered to couples.
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Facilities at Okapuka Safari Lodge
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Curio shop
- 2 cold water swimming pools
- Wi-fi
- 24-hour security
- Mobile connectivity
- Secure parking at the main lodge
- Main area has limited accessibility for guests with restricted mobility
- Game drives
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Things To Do at Okapuka Safari Lodge
Windhoek is Namibia’s largest city and the capital. It is located in central Namibia and almost exactly at the geographical centre of the country. The city was developed at the site of a permanent hot spring after Jonker Afrikaner, captain of the Orlam, settled there in 1840 and built a stone church for his community. Unfortunately, the settlement was destroyed during the wars between the Nama and Herero tribes.
In 1890, when the territory was colonised by the German Empire, the protective
corps - the Schutztruppe - were stationed at Windhoek to create a buffer
between the warring Nama and Herero peoples. The springs provided water
for the cultivation of produce and grains. Colonial Windhoek was founded
in 1890 when the foundation of the fort was built.
Various buildings were erected during the following years, some of which
can still be seen and visited.
At the end of World War I, the German colonial era came to an end, but Namibia was placed under administration of South Africa and only gained independence in 1990.
Namibia - Things to do at or near Okapuka Safari Lodge in Windhoek last updated in 2024