
Khorixas, NA
Ohorongo Game Lodge
Family-run 35,000-hectare private reserve with black rhino tracking, tented camp, and stargazing near Khorixas
01 - Arrive
The place itself
02 - Feel
Why it is different

Black rhino on a family reserve
Ohorongo protects a fragile black rhino population across 35,000 hectares — tracking encounters fund ongoing conservation.

Tented camp closeness, lodge refinement
Choose intimate solar-powered tents with sleep-out options or a refined lodge overlooking the waterhole — same reserve, different rhythm.

Namibia's darkest stargazing skies
Some of the lowest light pollution on Earth. Evenings around the firepit become astronomy sessions above the bush.

Walking safaris without large predators
Guided morning walks in open bush country without dangerous predators — safe for families with ranger-led interpretation.

Wilderness feasts and bush dinners
Celebrate milestones with brunch or dinner surrounded by nature — Ohorongo's Wilderness Feasts turn meals into memory.

Gateway to Damaraland and Etosha
Pair Ohorongo with Etosha National Park, Twyfelfontein rock art, or Waterberg Plateau on a self-drive northern Namibia loop.
04 - Stay
Ways to stay
Tented Camp Escape
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Intimate solar-powered tents with all meals and optional sleep-out under the stars.
Book this packageSafari Lodge Retreat
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Refined lodge stay overlooking the waterhole with breakfast and dinner included.
Book this packageBlack Rhino Tracking Day
Arranged on property
Guided tracking experience for one of Africa's rarest rhino populations.
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05 - Know
Before you go
C35 between Khorixas and Kamanjab, northern Namibia. Reach by self-drive 4x4, private transfer, or air charter. Detailed gate directions provided with booking confirmation.
Stay for
Confirm when booking.
Children
Camp and lodge welcome families; tents are secure at night.
If plans change
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Where is Ohorongo Game Lodge?
On the Ohorongo Private Game Reserve along the C35 between Khorixas and Kamanjab in northern Namibia.
What is special about the reserve?
The family has stewarded the land for over fifty years. The reserve spans about 35,000 hectares and protects a fragile black rhino population plus more than forty species.
Can I track black rhino?
Yes. Black rhino tracking is a signature experience on the reserve with experienced guides.
Tented camp vs safari lodge?
The tented camp is intimate and close to nature with all meals included and exclusive sleep-out options. The safari lodge is a refined retreat with breakfast and dinner included.
Is self-drive safe?
Yes. Namibia self-drive is common. A 4x4 is recommended for gravel roads and rainy-season river crossings. Detailed directions come with booking confirmation.
Are walking safaris safe?
Walking safaris take place in open bush without dangerous predators, always with an experienced ranger.
How do I book?
Email bookings@ohorongo.eco or use the contact page at ohorongo.eco.
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