Okonjima Bush Camp is located halfway between Windhoek and Etosha National Park in central Namibia, nestled within the approximately 22,000-hectare Okonjima Nature Reserve at the foot of the Omboroko Mountains. The landscape is characterized by gently rolling acacia savannah, rocky hills and open bushveld, providing a habitat for an exceptionally diverse range of wildlife. Since the 1990s, this private reserve has been home to the AfriCat Foundation, a conservation organisation dedicated to the protection, rehabilitation and research of large carnivores and other threatened wildlife species.
From: N$ 10490
Accommodation at Okonjima Bush Camp
This intimate and stylish camp features just eight freestanding Luxury Chalets and one spacious Junior Suite, ensuring an exclusive and tranquil atmosphere. Large glass fronts and roll-up canvas panels create a seamless connection between the interior and the surrounding wilderness while offering uninterrupted views across the savannah. Each chalet is equipped with two queen-size beds, an en-suite bathroom, and a covered open-air sala with a comfortable lounge area, minibar, and tea and coffee-making facilities. A small bird bath in front of each chalet attracts a variety of bird species throughout the day. The approximately 120-square-metre Junior Suite offers additional space with a separate living room, fireplace, bathtub, outdoor shower and wheelchair-friendly accessibility.
The central guest area is inspired by the shape of a camelthorn seed pod. It includes the reception, a small curio shop, an elegant lounge with indoor and outdoor fireplaces, and a restaurant overlooking a waterhole that regularly attracts a variety of wildlife. A secluded swimming pool provides a welcome place to relax during the warmer hours of the day. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available in both the main lodge and the accommodation, while mobile phone reception and covered parking are also provided.
Activities and tours at Okonjima Bush Camp
Okonjima is best known for its expertly guided game drives focusing on leopards, cheetahs, brown hyenas and other wildlife inhabiting the reserve. Guests can also enjoy guided bush walks, birdwatching excursions and informative visits to the AfriCat Foundation's research and conservation projects. Another memorable experience is spending an evening in the reserve's specially designed hide, where nocturnal animals such as honey badgers and porcupines are frequently observed as they visit the nearby waterhole.
The rates are per person per night DBB incl. park levy
Booking enquiry
It’s our pleasure to book this accommodation for you. You will have no additional costs as we charge the public rates. Please be advised that we are not able to make any campsite bookings. Please refer to our Terms and Conditions.