The vast and unforgiving landscape may look fairly uninhabited at first glance, however, game drives in Etosha Heights Private Reserve are both rewarding and memorable. You might come across elephants crashing through the bush, an endangered white rhino ambling along, or some plains game such as  kudu, springbok and gemsbok meeting at the water to drink. As you look around you might notice a vast open savannah that is peppered by mopane woodland, thick riverine forest and watering holes that attract animals down to drink. Some predators to watch out for are lion, cheetah and even some leopard if you look close enough. Head out to the watering hole at midday to spot as many animals as you can, enjoy morning, afternoon, and night game drives, or head out to track the rhinos.

The lodge itself consists of seven chalets (six twin and one family) with 180 degree panoramic views over the reserve. Chalets have a safari-chic style and the main areas of lodge continue to offer breathtaking views as well as a swimming pool to relax in on a hot afternoon.

Etosha Heights Private Reserve is well-known for its conservation initiatives and plays an important role in the wildlife and human conflict of the area. A highly effective anti-poaching team works on the reserve to protect the black and white rhino populations, and a lion conservation initiative helps to protect lions in the area.