Onguma Game Reserve | Inspiring Travel

Bedroom in Tented Camp at Onguma Private Game Reserve

Dining area in Bush Camp at Onguma Private Game Reserve

Pool area at the Fort at Onguma Private Game Reserve

Bedroom in Tree Top Camp at Onguma Private Game Reserve

Pool area at Onguma Private Game Reserve

Watering hole at Onguma Private Game Reserve

Bush Camp at Onguma Private Game Reserve

Lounge area at Onguma Private Game Reserve

Deck area in the Fort at Onguma Private Game Reserve

1/12 - Tree Top Camp at Onguma Private Game Reserve

2/12 - Bedroom in Tented Camp at Onguma Private Game Reserve

3/12 - Dining area in Bush Camp at Onguma Private Game Reserve

4/12 - Pool area at the Fort at Onguma Private Game Reserve

5/12 - Bedroom in Tree Top Camp at Onguma Private Game Reserve

6/12 - Bathroom at Onguma Private Game Reserve

7/12 - The Fort at Onguma Private Game Reserve

8/12 - Pool area at Onguma Private Game Reserve

9/12 - Watering hole at Onguma Private Game Reserve

10/12 - Bush Camp at Onguma Private Game Reserve

11/12 - Lounge area at Onguma Private Game Reserve

12/12 - Deck area in the Fort at Onguma Private Game Reserve

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Hotel information

The Onguma Game Reserve is made up of five lodges and two campsites, with a style to suit all travellers. The reserve’s location on a private 34,000-hectare concession to the east of Etosha National Park means that it is a perfect base for wildlife and safari holidays; enjoy game drives on the private reserve or even drives into the National Park itself.

Bush Camp and Etosha Aoba lodge both accept children (must be over seven-years-old at Etosha Aoba), and each offers a swimming pool, air-conditioning, mosquito nets and complimentary Wifi. The Tented Camp has a swimming pool and the addition of an outside shower but no air-conditioning. The Fort is the reserve’s luxury lodge and certainly the flagship accommodation option at Onguma; the lodge is lavishly decorated and guests staying here will feel like royalty. The reserve also has the Treetop camp for a more authentic wildlife experience as well as two campsites.

Activities here include bush walks and morning and afternoon game drives to spot some of the abundance of wildlife present in the area.