Onguma Tree Top Camp is positioned on the 20,000 hectares Onguma Game Reserve of savannah, dry pan and bushveld. It is the smallest of Onguma Reserve’s camps on the Eastern side of Etosha.
The camp, surrounding an active waterhole, consists of four treehouses on stilts. There is also a central area with a lounge, dining room and interactive kitchen that looks over the waterhole.
There is something for game watchers and bird watchers alike with over 30 different animal species.
Three of The Big Five are frequent in the area, rhino, lion and leopard, as well as giraffes, zebras, cheetahs and more recently a family of six black rhinos.
Remember to bring your binoculars as there are more than 300 species of bird along with the largest breeding colony in Namibia of white-backed vultures. Onguma during the summer months, has thousands of species of birds migrating to the wetlands.
From the camp, you can take night drives, and nature walks on the reserve. Morning and afternoon game drives can be done in Etosha National Park or the Onguma Game Reserve.
