Okonjima Private Bush suite

A luxury cottage in the African Bush…

Nestled within the untouched, acacia thornveld of the secluded Okonjima valley, the Private Bush Suite showcases a picturesque setting against the sandstone Omboroko Mountains. Positioned roughly 3.5km from the Plains Camp and 700m from the Bush Camp, this secluded suite is perfectly placed. Located close to a natural waterhole, it features two distinct luxury en-suite bedrooms under a lofty double-volume thatched roof, catering to a family or group of four (4 pax: one group only)

General Information:

  • Two distinct, private en-suite bedrooms situated beneath a double-volume thatched roof.
  • A contemporary, chef-designed kitchen furnished with wine and soft drink coolers, gas and electric cooking amenities; a double-door refrigerator and a Jura Coffee machine for the ultimate cup of coffee from fresh beans, freshly ground at the touch of a button.
  • A wood-burning fireplace, uniting the spacious lounge and dining areas, along with outdoor dining alternatives.
  • A 13-meter private swimming pool for your leisure.
  • WiFi connectivity; mobile-phone reception.
  • Private, covered parking.

In Each Suite you'll Find:

  • Double-volume thatched ceilings equipped with air conditioning, fans, and heating provisions.
  • Two queen-size beds for your comfort.
  • Doorways featuring roll-down, zip-fastened canvas partitions, offering 180-degree vistas of the surrounding bush veldt and furnished with heavy-duty gauze screens, creating an authentic safari experience of residing in the untamed African bush.
  • Indoor and outdoor showers, as well as a bathtub, toilet, and bidet, all with views of the Namibian bush.
  • A secure, safety-deposit box.
  • Adequate workspace for your convenience.

General Information

The Okonjima Experience

Spanning 220km² of undulating acacia , mountainous outcrops, and riverine thickets, the Okonjima Nature Reserve serves as a thriving habitat for leopard (Panthera pardus), known for their remarkable adaptability among wild cats.
AfriCat takes pride in maintaining one of Namibia’s longest-running leopard monitoring projects.

Discover more about our Leopard Research initiatives.
These intelligent, solitary predators thrive in high concentrations across the diverse terrain of the Okonjima Nature Reserve. Over the course of three decades, the reserve’s predator research programme has yielded profound insights into leopard behavioural patterns, offering an optimistic outlook for their sustainable future in modern Africa.

A minimum two-day stay at Okonjima, provides the prime opportunity to witness wild leopards in their natural habitats, including those collared for research purposes. 

Researched leopard are actively tracked, and their collars prove invaluable in locating and safely returning cats that have ventured into surrounding farmland, where they might be perceived as a threat to livestock.

Situated within the rugged commercial farmlands of central Namibia, the expansive Okonjima Nature Reserve stands as a protected expanse that embodies a diverse ecosystem, encompassing both large and small mammals native to Namibia. Additionally, a significant proportion of the country’s endemic bird species finds refuge within these borders.

Visitors can partake in game drives and guided bush walks, offering an intimate and up-close encounter with Namibia’s wildlife, particularly its most guarded species.

Within the Okonjima Nature Reserve, extensive research initiatives are conducted concerning rare and endangered species, both large and small.

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