Ongava Tented Camp is situated in Ongava reserve, which is adjoined to Etosha National Park. Here you have activities organised for you, including guided walks and night drives around the reserve, and game drives during the day into the national park. There is also a swimming pool and nine large, comfortable tents, all with en-suite facilities, built beside a waterhole.
Walking safaris: Sharing the same property as Ongava Lodge, Ongava Tented Camp organises guided walking safaris within the private reserve, focusing on tracking white rhino. Black rhino are also resident, as well as lion, Hartmann's zebra, black-faced impala and eland. Your guides will be well-trained and armed, ensuring you get the best out of your walking safari.
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Excellent game viewing at Ongava
We were delighted with our experience at Ongava, which was clearly the best camp we stayed at during our visit to Namibia.
The camp is very professionally managed, and the degree of commitment and...
Ongava Tented, a Unique Experience
Ongava Tented is a gem. We chose it as a base to visit Etosha and felt the time we spent travelling to and from the National Reserve would have been better spent in the Ongava reserve. We found Etosha...
Ongava Tented Camp review
A lovely place to stay and relax for a few nights and very convenient for visiting the eastern side of Etosha.
Although small the waterhole can be very good at anytime of the day and can be enjoye...
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