It is with this in mind that we have launched our Young Explorer’s Walk at Onguma Bush Camp. Namibia can offer a truly memorable and interactive experience in the wilderness for families travelling with children by offering children’s accommodation, specially designed game drives for children, activities and meals. Onguma Nature Reserve welcomes children to explore and experience the uniqueness of the untamed African bush with its many wild animals both the big and small!
Traveling with your family is special and you as parents are giving your children memories they will cherish forever. However it does come with its own set of obstacles. Being able to find a destination that has both you and your children’s experience at heart is challenging. Thankfully here at Onguma we offer you just that. An experience designed for both you and your children to enjoy equally.
Onguma Bush Camp has it all:
1. Comfort – Onguma Bush Camp has family rooms have been especially designed to ensure that parents and children are accommodated in adjoining rooms sharing the bathroom.
2. Safety – It is the only fenced camp on the reserve and has lovely gardens and lawns where little ones can run and play in a safe environment.
3. Entertainment – At Onguma Bush Camp We can sometimes offer families their own exclusive game drives, in addition to the regular program, not to mention our latest Young Explorer programme which is specifically designed for kids of all ages. Allowing parents the much needed time to relax and unwind by the poolside.
4. Experience – Child-friendly food and child snack packs keep children happy and dinners can even be served earlier to accommodate young appetites.
A family safari is one of the best gifts you can give children as they are inspired to explore the African bush and enjoy learning in a fun and interactive way! It is with this in mind that we have launched our Young Explorer’s Walk at Onguma Bush Camp.
Aimed at our younger visitors, they follow a bush path that takes them on an adventure through various clearings where they get up close and personal with termite mounds, various animal skulls and horns, test their balancing and shooting skills with ‘Katties’ (local name for handheld slingshots), track spoor, shoot with bows & arrows and learn about the old hunting and gathering ways that our African forefathers used before culminating with a craft session where they can take home something they have made from their own experience.