FEATURES & ACTIVITIES

Relax and cool down at Epako' pool - all photos taken at Epako

Swimming Pool
Tennis Courts
Bar with satellite TV
Dining Room overlooking
lit-up waterhole
Table-tennis

Meals may be taken either inside or outside on the terrace, both looking out over a waterhole, frequented by many animals - all photos taken at Epako

Interesting Geological Formations
Bushman Paintings and Engravings

The beautiful Waterbuck - all photos taken at Epako

Meet our friendly and specially trained guides - all photos taken at Epako

- Game Drives (3 hours):

Our guides have been specially trained on Game, Birds, Plants and Trees, Geological Formations and Hospitality.
Morning: 8h00 or 8h30 – Enjoy the morning looking out for animals and visiting the vivid Bushman paintings and Engravings at the back of the farm.
Afternoon: 3h30 or 4h30 – Experience Cheetah and Caracal feeding, spot the white Rhinos, look for animals in the riverbed and finally enjoy a sundowner on one of Epako’s mountains.

The beautiful 'butter tree' silhouetted against the Epako landscape - all photos taken at Epako

- Hiking Trails:

The elusive leopard - all photos taken at Epako

For guests staying a minimum of 2 nights get close to nature with a hiking trail on top of the mountains led by our well-trained Herero Field Guides.

The walk is about 7 kilometres and well-worth it with fabulous views over the African bush and a brunch of top of the mountain.

- Conference Centre:

Our atmospheric conference centre is isolated from the Main lodge and provides the following facilities: Meeting room for 30 pax, Slide projector, VCR, and Flipchart.

- Bushman paintings & Engravings:

Epako Game Lodge is fortunate to have both Bushman paintings and Engravings within its boundaries. Based on other sites in the area, the age of the Engravings can be assumed to be between 800 and 3000 years old and the paintings to be at least 1000 years old. Learn more about the San (Bushmen).

- Interesting Rock Formations:

At various places at Epako the rocks have striped, snakelike and wavelike formations caused by geological action. The region is characterised by layers of harder and softer rock. Pressurised over time these layers have folded into interesting shapes, which when exposed to the atmosphere have eroded differentially forming these interesting patterns.