Onguma means 'the place you don't want to leave' in the Herero language, and this tented camp – with its beguiling mixture of elegant sophistication and relaxation – certainly lives up to its name.
With a stunning main building and guest area with reception, lounge and dining room beside a rim-flow swimming pool, the layout of Onguma Tented Camp ensures privacy and fantastic views. Seven spacious, luxury tents artfully constructed from timber, natural stone and canvas, are set in a U-shape around an active waterhole; each has crisp bedlinen, a bathroom with twin basins, an outside shower, a hairdryer, plus a deck with chairs for relaxing.
The camp oozes an air of elegance and relaxation, complemented by the wildlife activity around the waterhole, just 60 metres away. The environment lends itself to leisurely afternoons relaxing in the lounge, watching animals pass by. And when it gets hot, you can stroll over to the pool and relax in the gently flowing water with a cool drink while still keeping an eye out for wildlife.
Guests can use the nearby Onkolo Hide, located approximately 20 metres from the waterhole, offering excellent wildlife sightings and photography, particularly in the afternoons.
Activities include a rhino research drive, guided bush walks, vehicle safaris in Etosha National Park, sunset and night drives on Onguma Private Reserve. No children under the age of 12.
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