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The Africat foundation is an non-profit organisation that seeks to find solutions to the conflict between predators and farmers in Namibia. AfriCat achieves this through farmer assistance, youth education, and animal welfare.
Okonjima lies nestled in the unspoiled beauty of the Omboroko Mountains, part of the Waterberg Plateau. In the Herero language, Okonjima means 'place of the baboons'. This is a family run lodge, which is known for its peaceful, caring and friendly atmosphere. There are only ten rooms, which are set around an attractive garden. Each is individually furnished and has an en suite shower and WC. Okonjima is home to the Africat Foundation which is a non-profit making organisation dedicated to the conservation and protection of Namibia's threatened cats, primarily cheetah and leopard. Guests will be able to see this programme at work and learn more about these beautiful creatures, in addition to having some wonderful photographic opportunities. There is a bird hide within walking distance from the lodge where over 300 species have been identified including most of the Namibian endemics. For clients wanting to get in touch with nature there are a number of walking trails including a guided Bushman trail where you will learn about the traditional lifestyle and philosophy of these unique and ancient people. Excellent home-cooked meals with plenty of fresh herbs accompanied by home-made breads are served indoors or outside around a fire. After dinner you may opt for a swim in the spotlit pool or visit the hide where honey badgers, porcupine and other nocturnal creatures are sure to entertain you. Okonjima closes for the month of January annually.
