Natural beauty in unprecedented luxury
On the eastern border of the game-rich private reserve Onguma, you will find the five posh lodges of Onguma Safari Camps. One of Namibia' s best-kept secrets, the Onguma Nature Reserve offers you the chance to experience the beauty and diversity of the real Africa in all its glory on amazing safaris. Whether on foot or by vehicle, you can explore this park overlooking the famous Etosha National Park under the guidance of a professional and passionate guide. Nature conservation and attention to the local population is a high priority here.
You will stay in elegant and luxuriously appointed rooms or suites, most of which overlook a watering hole where wildlife come to quench their thirst. After a busy safari day, take a refreshing outdoor shower before enjoying a breathtaking sunset over the vast plains from the comfort of your own temporary home. Experience the African wilderness in responsible luxury. Where the world can't find you...
Onguma Etosha Namibia's lodges are:
- Onguma The Fort
- Onguma Tented Camp
- Onguma Bush Camp
- Onguma Forest Camp
- Onguma Camp Kala
Tips & Tops from Onguma Safari Camps:
- All lodges are small-scale. The Fort has 13 suites, the Tented Camp has seven tents, Bush Camp has 18 rooms and Etosha Forest Camp eleven bungalows
- In 2022, the very luxurious Camp Kala opened its doors. The lodge has four luxury suites for up to 12 guests. The lodge can be privatized, for an exclusive stay in a fantastic location
- Enjoy stunning views of waterholes where you will see wildlife coming to drink
- Experience the ultimate feeling of freedom during a wonderfully refreshing outdoor shower
- Take adventurous safari walks and safaris by vehicle during daytime and evening hours
- During the summer months, Onguma becomes a paradise for birdwatchers with thousands of birds migrating to the temporary wetlands
- Because conservation and the welfare of local people go hand in hand, Onguma established the sustainability project Oshivelo Farming. As many as 180 members of the local bevoking who were previously unemployed now help grow and sell 400 tons of fresh vegetables
- Onguma Safari Camps helped create a well-trained, fully equipped anti-poaching unit
