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Okonjima  - from the Herero word meaning place of the baboons - is family run and lies nestled in the unspoilt beauty of the Omboroko Mountains, part of the Waterberg Plateau, midway between Windhoek and Etosha. The lodge, which consists of a farmhouse and separate bungalows, is relaxed, unpretentious and has a reputation for excellent hospitality and cuisine.  Okonjima is home to the AfriCat Foundation, a non-profit organisation committed to the long-term conservation of Namibia's large carnivores, especially the rescue and relocation of cheetah and leopard.  As well as the cats, attractions include a small water-hole and night hide for viewing some of the area's smaller wildlife, including porcupine, honey badger and caracal.   No. of Bedrooms 10 bungalows (twin rooms) with en-suite facilities, positioned in shady gardens in what used to be the Hanssen family farmhouse.  Note: no children under 12 years of age. Activities A unique wildlife experience.  Highlights at Okonjima include radio-tracking rescued cheetah and leopard with excellent photographic opportunities, visiting the AfriCat centre, joining a guide on the informative and interactive Bushman trail, self-guided walking trails and birding.  There is a night hide for viewing some of the area's smaller residents including honey badgers, porcupine and caracal. Find Similar Properties