Okonjima Camp, Omboroko

West of the Waterberg Plateau Park, the vast plains are occasionally broken by the remnants of ancient Sandstone Mountains, which once covered large areas of northern Namibia. Okonjima lies nestled in the unspoilt beauty of the Omboroko mountains, part of the well known Waterberg Plateau. In the Herero language Okonjima means 'place of the baboons'. Okonjima is also home to The AfriCat Foundation. AfriCat is a non-profit organization, committed to long-term conservation of Namibia's large carnivores, particularly leopards and cheetahs.

Okonjima Camp Main

Okonjima Main Camp is the original Hanssen-family farmhouse, reconstructed as a lodge in 1992.

There are 6 double en-suite rooms overlooking a lush garden and open-fire entertainment area. Each room has a double and a ¾ bed, a roof-fan and private, lockable safe. The rooms are close to the Lapa (The Gathering Place), the curio-shop, the swimming pool & reception area.

There are 10 Bush/Mountain View rooms overlooking the natural Okonjima bush-veldt and are set approximately 15 - 20m apart, some distance from the Bush Lapa and entertainment area, each with veranda and wheel-chair friendly ramp. The spacious new bedrooms – with a view and reading nook are also en-suite but have twin basins and a larger shower. Each room has 2 double beds, a mini-fridge to store your own drinks, a roof-fan, a safe & alarm-system, a telephone to call reception if need be, and the sound of nature around you.

Features

• 6 comfortable, en-suite, Garden-View Rooms.
• 10 spacious, en-suite, Bush-View Rooms.
• A secluded swimming-pool.
• A Half or Full Board rate.
• No Children under the age of 12 years.