Amazing place great service and facilities ! Really recommend to everyone
Wow. This place is so secluded and peaceful. The rooms are awesome. The cheetah tracking was great as well. The only thing is that they need a bar that stays open a bit longer. The view from the rooms are incredible and you feel like you are in the bush with the buck. They roam around in the camp as well which is great.
Five stars for the room, the food, the staff and the Game Drives!
This was our last hotel on our Namibia trip, and also the best. We stayed in the plains view room 1, which is the best plains view room as its close to the main barn (so easy for walking back and forth) and also has a view of the watering hole (which I don't think the other rooms have) so you see many more animals.
Room was really comfortable - we had a good sleep each night, the showers were nice and hot, and the rooms were a good blend of modern and rustic. The only thing though is that there is no AC in the rooms, just a ceiling fan, so it might get quite hot in the summer.
Service is great - all the staff were super helpful.
Breakfast was delicious. Hot breakfast to order, and lots of yummy pastries and fruits to round off. Couldn't ask for more.
Dinner was a bit hit and miss. The service is excellent, and the overall quality and presentation was good, but one night the steak was super tough. Try to reserve one of the outdoor tables in the afternoon, so you can see animals wander to the floodlit watering hole.
Guided tours were excellent! We went on a cheetah one first, and our guide actually tracked us a leopard as well after we saw some cheetahs. We also went on the leopard tracking, which was not as good, but down to the guide not being very talkative, and also harder to find leopards.
If you had to choose one of the two tours, go for the cheetah (afternoon) than the leopard (morning). But were the same price ($670pp).
We also went on the night drive, which involved first going to the night "hide" (where they leave out food for nocturnal animals. This is free of charge for bush camp). And then a drive around the park trying to spot nocturnal animals (we didn't see many as its hard to track at night) as well as visiting an enclosed really old 19 year old leopard. Do the night drive, as its decently priced ($300ish) and good fun.
Overall, a must-stop in my opinion between Windhoek and Etosha. Try to stay two nights to do all three tours, otherwise two out of the three and a one night stay is doable as well.
An amazing experience in Namibia ! We stayed at the campsite and they were just great (the best we had in Namibia actually). The visit of the foundation (the ACCC) is great and the activities are just the best we did on our 3 weeks trip in July. Leopard tracking was very nice but the morning Cheetah walk is outstanding !!! Best experience ever.
Okonjima is a must when visiting Namibia, and the Plains Camp is a wonderful place to stay.
Everyone was so friendly and the activities were sensational.
Most amazing lodge I have ever stayed at! The view room we had was clean, luxurious and had an amazing view of the plains. The food was great and the staff was super friendly and experienced! The Game Drives at Okonjima were the favourite part of my Namibia journey. We saw leopards, cheetahs and everything else there is to see. This is a must for anyone travelling to Namibia!!!!
Awesome!
Nice and comfortable rooms, food is also good, the game drives are also very good, friendly people,
What a wonderful place to stay. Standard rooms are luxurious, extremely comfortable beds and delightful linen. The view through the large windows whilst lying in bed is magnificent. The staff go out of their way to make your stay perfect. Sadly we only stayed one night, next time it will be considerably longer!
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