Guest Review Tented Camp dgw – 9th of September – 5 Stars “Definitely one of the highlights of our journey through Namibia!” After Etosha National Park, our journey took us via Fransfontein, along approximately 40 km of gravel road, through the seemingly unassuming entrance gate and another 8 km into the reserve — until we arrived at the wonderfully secluded Ohorongo Tented Camp.The beautifully appointed tents, peaceful atmosphere and personal, relaxed hospitality immediately made us feel at home. A refreshing pool and inviting lounge overlooking the landscape provide the perfect setting for lunch and unforgettable sundowners. The warm, attentive service from Lucas and the delicious cuisine were another highlight. And the morning game drives, sundowners and night drives with Titus — whose knowledge is truly exceptional — were among the best experiences of our entire Namibia journey. A true hidden gem and an absolute recommendation!Thank you to the entire Ohorongo team for such a wonderful stay. #Ohorongo #OhorongoPrivateGameReserve #OhorongoTentedCamp #Namibia #NamibiaTravel #LuxurySafari #LuxuryTravel #SafariExperience #AfricanSafari #SafariLodge #TentedCamp #Wildlife #Conservation #NamibiaSafari #HiddenGem #TravelNamibia #Sundowner #SafariLife #AuthenticNamibia

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