Welcome To Epupa Falls Lodge and Campsite
No trip to Kaokoland is complete without a visit to see the magical Epupa Falls, and while remote, with care it is accessible even for travellers without a 4x4 vehicle.
Accommodation Prices at Epupa Falls Lodge and Campsite
Discounts may be available for children sharing with adults, please specify the ages and number of children when making your booking or requesting a quote.
Epupa Falls Lodge and Campsite Prices 2025
| November 2024 - June 2025 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Accommodation | Per Person Sharing | Single Rate |
| River View Chalet (Dinner & Breakfast) | NAD 1,925 | NAD 2,200 |
| Honeymoon Chalet (Dinner & Breakfast) | NAD 2,750 | NAD 2,750 |
| Budget Unit (Dinner & Breakfast) | Per Person Sharing | Single Rate |
| Room | NAD 1,650 | NAD 1,650 |
| Additional persons | NAD 1,500 | |
| Camping | Per Person | |
| Adult | NAD 225 | |
| Children 3-12 years | NAD 110 | |
Accommodation at Epupa Falls Lodge and Campsite
Epupa Falls Lodge & Campsite has an exclusive position on the banks of the Kunene River directly above the Epupa Falls. Breathtaking views of Epupa Falls can be enjoyed from the rooms and the panoramic terrace built on stilts. Meals and Drinks are served on the Deck.
Features and Activities at Epupa Falls Lodge and Campsite
- Relax on the Deck & Bar with Panoramic views
- Extended strolls along the river
- Day trips to more remote areas
- Visit a Himba Village
- Full and Half Day Hikes
- See Baobab Trees
- Sundowner trip
- Birding
What To Do at Epupa Falls Lodge and Campsite
There is an abundance of life around Epupa that is best discovered and appreciated on foot including a wide variety of birdlife, and you can also see the local people at work, while a visit to one of the local villages will ensure your visit to Epupa Falls a memorable occasion.
Visitors are advised to spend at least two nights to ensure they fully
appreciate the beauty and unique experience offered by Epupa Falls Lodge.
Travelling through tiring stretches of Mopane bush, up and down the hills that stretch along the foot of the Baines Mountains, the Epupa Falls appear quite unexpectedly as a spectacular surprise!
Visitors descending the final gradient suddenly encounter the Kunene River amidst a lush oasis of Makalani palms and Baobab trees. The water approaches, flowing widely, then falls down a deep gorge and splashes over granite rocks into countless little streams.
In the evening the singing, clapping and dancing of local people adds to the murmur of the river. During the early morning hours, the fish eagle's call reminds visitors that they are indeed in Africa.
At the same time there is no better place to relax, read or simply idle the time away than under the Makalani palms on the banks of the Kunene.
