At Ohorongo, you’ll experience Namibian nature and hospitality at their finest.

Yes, it’s safe to self-drive in Namibia. We recommend renting a 4x4 vehicle, as some roads are gravel and can include shallow river crossings during the rainy season. Drive cautiously and enjoy the incredible scenery along the way.

Absolutely. Our walking safaris take place in open bush areas without dangerous predators. You’re always accompanied by an experienced ranger who ensures your safety and enriches your experience with fascinating insights about the terrain and wildlife.

Yes, our tents are fully secure. No large animals will enter your tent. Should you ever notice insects inside, our staff will be happy to assist — just let us know at any time.

Completely. Ohorongo Tented Camp and Lodge welcome families and provides a safe environment for children. The campsite is designed to balance adventure with comfort, and our shy camp cats tend to keep their distance.

You can reach the Camp via air charter, self-drive or private transfer. You take a farm road that turns off the main road and pass a number of neighboring farms before reaching our main gate. Detailed directions are provided with your booking confirmation.

You can reach the camp by self-drive or private transfer. We are located on the Ohorongo Nature Reserve near Khorixas, and access roads are well-maintained. Detailed directions are provided with your booking confirmation.

A 4x4 is recommended, especially in the rainy season, to ensure comfort and confidence on gravel roads. It’s also helpful for exploring nearby attractions independently.

Bring comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen, and lightweight clothing for daytime, plus something warm for cool evenings in June, July and August. Don’t forget your camera and binoculars for wildlife viewing.

Yes, each tent has power for lighting and charging small devices. Our systems run on solar to minimize environmental impact.

We serve freshly prepared meals using local ingredients. At the Camp all meals are included. At the Lodge breakfast and dinner is included.

Certainly. Please let us know in advance about any allergies or dietary preferences, and our kitchen will gladly cater to your needs.

We provide limited Wi-Fi throughout the common areas and rooms. It’s enough to check messages or send photos, but we encourage guests to disconnect and enjoy the natural surroundings. Streaming movies is not possible and video calls may suffer from interruptions.

Ohorongo Nature Reserve is home to forty species of antelope, gazelle, cats and a multitude of bird species. You will giraffe, zebra, and with a bit of luck Black Rhino. Game drives or guided walks offer a wonderful chance to see them up close in their natural habitat.

Yes, guided game drives are available in the mornings and evenings. Our guides are passionate about wildlife and love sharing their knowledge of animal behavior and local ecology.

There are no large predators or dangerous animals in our area. All wildlife here coexists peacefully, and your guides are trained to ensure all encounters are safe and respectful.

Ohorongo is beautiful year-round. The dry season (May–October) offers excellent visibility for wildlife, while the green season (November–April) brings lush vegetation and dramatic skies.

Yes, laundry service is available for guests staying multiple nights. You can arrange this easily with our team at reception.

Tipping is not mandatory but always appreciated. If you wish, you may leave a gratuity for our staff at checkout or in the communal tip box.

Yes, we accept major credit cards. Cash payments in Namibian dollars are also welcome.

Ohorongo offers a tranquil, authentic wilderness experience balanced with modern comfort. The surrounding landscapes, personal service, and thoughtful design make it a perfect base for exploring northern Namibia.

Definitely. Many guests pair their Ohorongo stay with trips to Etosha National Park, Waterberg Plateau, or the San rock paintings at Tweyfelfontein. Our team can help plan routes or onward bookings.