Okonjima is so much more than just a luxury lodge.

It is also home to the AfriCat Foundation, which is committed to researching and rehabilitating Namibia’s threatened wild cat population.

AfriCat is known internationally after featuring in an award-winning documentary filmed for the Discovery Channel.

Among the carnivores being researched and rehabilitated by AfriCat are cheetah, leopard, lion and caracal.

Guests are given the opportunity of tracking cheetahs by foot or visiting the Cheetah Project.
Wild leopards are lured to feeding-tables every night, giving all our guests a chance to watch these magnificent predators from the safety of a hide.

Regrettably no day visitors or children under the age of 12 years will be permitted.

· 10 Luxury en-suite double Rooms at Okonjima Lodge
· 8 Unique thatched African Chalets at the Bush Camp
· 3 Luxury en-suite double Tents for guides and pilots
· Swimming Pools (2)

· Guests are invited to participate in the radio-tracking of the first rehabilitated cheetah on the Cheetah Tracking Trail
· Visit the Cheetah Project
· Wild leopard are fed every night - giving guests a chance to watch these magnificent predators from the safety of a hide
· Game drives and the chance to view big cats in their natural environment
· The Bushman Trail
· Guided Nature Trails
· Safe, Self-Guided trails of up to ten kilometers
· Game hides at Waterholes
· Bird hides to spot some of the 300 indigenous species in the area
· Night viewing of porcupine, honey badgers and caracal
· Relax at the Swimming Pools

Our retreat is only two and a half hours by road from Windhoek.
To those coming from the South (B1):Take the Gravel turn-off to your left just after the sign “Otjiwarongo 50km”
To those coming from the North (B1):Take the Gravel turn-off to the right just after the sign “Okahandja 130km” This turn-off is approximately 48km South of Otjiwarongo and is marked “Okonjima”