Okonjima


Okonjima, home of the AfriCat Foundation, is only 2 1/2 hours, drive north of Windhoek. AfriCat is a non-profit organisation committed to long term conservation of Namibia's large carnivores, especially cheetahs and leopards. There are a variety of accommodation options at Okonjima and plenty of activities to partake in.

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Okonjima Highlights

  • Leopards are frequently seen, giving you an opportunity to observe these magnificent predators from a hide or a radio-tracked from the game viewing vehicles. The leopards are monitored daily. Guests can join in as the staff track the leopards within the rehabilitation park or on the leopard trail.
  • The Cheetah project offers valuable insight into the welfare work of the Africat Foundation. Cheetahs within the rehabilitation area can be radio-tracked on foot.
  • The Bushman Trail offers an opportunity for you to experience a day in the life of a Bushman. It constitutes an easy walking trail and is highly informative.
  • You get to learn about the art of making traditional artefacts and how the San adapt and survive in an unforgiving wilderness environment.

Accommodation in Okonjima

Activities

Activities in Okonjima include:

  • Cheetah & Leopard Tracking on foot
  • Birding
  • Photography
  • The Bushman Trail
  • Participation in the Cheetah Project

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Customer Review

Honeymoon to South Africa and Mauritius during September 2011

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Great restaurants and good wine (cheap)! Lots to do, eating seafood on waterfront. Trip to winelands to do some tasting. Dramatic landscape, coast, mountains and countryside all in one day.

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Namibia Factfile

Timezone:
EAT (UTC+2)
Language:
English, local languages
Currency:
Namibian Dollar
Best time:
Year round destination
Flights:
10 hours from Europe
Visas:
Not needed for many Europeans, call for info