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Nestled in mopane scrub on white calcrete soils, the camp is just 4.5 km from Etosha’s Andersson Gate and was named after Swedish explorer Charles Andersson – one of the first Europeans to “discover” Etosha.

The main area is home to an undercover and open-air dining area, a spacious lounge with waterhole views, curio shop, library, infinity edge pool, water level photographic hide.

There are seven contemporary luxury guest units and one family unit, each with a private deck with 180 degree views.

The Ongava Information System and Visitor Centre is a self-guided exhibition area filled with displays on the geology, animals, plants and ecology of the reserve.

Activities include game drives and walks on Ongava and drives into Etosha.

Children: no under 6

Open: year round