Onguma Tented Camp

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Onguma Tented Camp

Updated on the 13th of June 2024.

Overview

Onguma translates as "the place you don't want to leave" in the local Herero language. Onguma Tented Camp certainly lives up to its name with a stunning main structure and seven tents offering private, secluded lodging.

Price Per Person Sharing From:

From: POA

Rating | Luxury

Highlights & What to Expect

Onguma Tented Camp provides guests with some of the best opportunities for game viewing in Africa, thanks to its prime location on the edge of the Etosha National Park.
During your visit, you can expect to see various wildlife, including lions, elephants, leopards, and rhinos.
Bird enthusiasts will be in their element at Onguma - the area is home to over340 species of birds.
Onguma Tented Camp is the ideal location to take in the wonders of the cosmos due to its remote location away from any light pollution.
Talented chefs at the camp create delectable meals with only the finest local ingredients.

Location & Setting

The camp is located along the eastern edge of Etosha National Park, giving guests easy access to the area's diverse wildlife and breathtaking scenery. Onguma is easily accessible from local airstrips. Those who prefer overland travel will have a drive of about five and a half hours from Windhoek.

Rooms

Each tented suite has a private wooden deck with inviting seating for guests to admire the breathtaking views of the wilderness. The interiors are tastefully furnished with a blend of contemporary and traditional African furnishings, creating a warm and welcoming environment. Each tent has an attached bathroom with a double vanity and indoor and outdoor shower. Each suite has a mini-bar and coffee and tea-making facilities.

Facilities

The camp's main area is an open-sided thatched-roof building that offers a reprieve from the African sun. The camp has a sparkling pool ideal for a cool dip on hot afternoons. Guests have the option of dining in the dining room or participating in a traditional African barbecue under the stars. A viewing deck overlooks the waterhole frequented by various species, offering wildlife viewing from camp.