Okonjima Luxury Bush Camp
Okonjima Bush Camp is a nature reserve that has joined the AfriCat Foundation. This non-profit organisation serves to protect endangered predators - particularly leopards and cheetahs, but also many other animal species that live there. With the Omboroko sandstone mountains in the background, the camp impresses with an area of around 20,000 hectares, which extends over the entire site. Thanks to its animal visitors, who are attracted by a waterhole, this reserve offers unforgettable experiences. Look forward to experiencing Africa authentically and up close and enjoy a luxurious and lovingly designed ambience.
Details
Country
Namibia
Location
Okonjima Nature Reserve
Price
from 425 € per person/night
Best time to travel
July - November
Rooms
Guests can choose between eight thatched chalets in a distinctive African style and a spacious junior suite. Extremely cosy rooms with an open lounge area invite you to feel at home: Decorated in earthy tones and adorned with African design elements, they make quite a visual impact. The luxurious bathrooms also promise a high level of comfort. The spacious outdoor areas are ideal for game viewing and for enjoying the breathtaking view of Namibia's grassy plains. This special experience of nature is completed by the additional open-air bush showers that each of the accommodations has.
Culinary
With a mix of rusticity and elegance, the dining room awaits guests at Okonjima Bush Camp. Like the entire complex, this area also offers plenty of space to enjoy meals in peace and quiet or to spend a pleasant time socialising. Excellently prepared dishes, refreshing drinks and the fulfilment of individual wishes characterise the cuisine. The fantastic view of the waterhole also emphasises the special flair of this camp.
Location
Situated between the Namibian capital Windhoek and the Etosha National Park, this area around the town of Otjiwarongo is home to leopards, brown hyena and pangolins, among many other animals. The camp can be reached via the airport in Windhoek and a subsequent two-and-a-half-hour drive or by plane to Okonjima's own airstrip.
Activities
As the camp attracts various animal species, game viewing can be done from the cosy private or public lounge areas of Okonjima Bush Camp. The latter is equipped with both an indoor and outdoor fireplace and provides a romantic idyll, especially in the evening hours. The pool area also allows for relaxed sunbathing and welcome cooling off. The separate area resembles a small oasis with its green space and palm trees and revives classic holiday feelings in the middle of the safari area. But game drives are of course also the order of the day here: experienced guides lead you through the acacia thicket in the hope of catching a glimpse of the rare leopards. Hikes and wild bird watching are also part of your African adventure. To round things off, the AfriCat Carnivore Care & Information Centre provides interesting insights into the work of the foundation.
