Onguma The Fort

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Onguma The Fort

Updated on the 13th of June 2024.

Overview

The lodge's stunning architecture, which combines Moroccan and Indian influences, creates a welcoming atmosphere that makes guests feel at home.

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From: POA

Rating | Luxury

Highlights & What to Expect

Diverse wildlife, including lions, elephants, cheetahs, leopards, and giraffes, can be viewed on daily safari activities.
Onguma is a bird lover's paradise with over 340 bird species recorded there. Guests can take a birdwatching tour focusing on the reserve's astounding variety of bird life..
Relax in magnificent natural surroundings while sipping sundowners.
An impressive wine cellar, filled with various South African, Namibian, and International wines, caters to all tastes.
Connect with the region's cultures on excursions to a nearby Himba village, which gives guests a glimpse into the indigenous people of Namibia's way of life, traditions, and culture.
The spa offers a variety of services, including massages and facials.

Location & Setting

Ongoma the Fort is on a private game reserve of more than twenty thousand hectares adjacent to Etosha National Park. It overlooks a landscape dotted by camelthorn trees. The lodge has a welcoming atmosphere and architecture that complements the untamed beauty of the surrounding landscape. It blends Moroccan and Indian influences.

Rooms

There are twelve uniquely designed suites, each providing unmatched comfort and luxury. Every element has been carefully chosen to evoke a sense of sophisticated indulgence, from the ornately patterned fabrics to the exquisite furnishings and expansive views. The suites are constructed of natural stone and have thatched roofs.

Facilities

The lodge has a spa, a large outdoor pool, a fully equipped gym, and various indoor and outdoor dining and relaxation areas. Onguma The Fort offers a 24-hour concierge service. You can savor exclusive bush dinners here. Various waterholes attract antelope and predators to the area surrounding the lodge.