Namibia -Okonjima Lodge
May 13th, 2006, 10:07 PM
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No sorry but felt I should let you know,We just found a great special with www.caprivi.info hope this is ok.
We are flying from Windhoek returh to 2 5 star lodges on the east caprivi of namibia.(2 nights Lianshulu Lodge, 2 nights Chobe Savanna Lodge)and they have a special at the moment.Just so you can have a look.
Enjoy your trip.
We are flying from Windhoek returh to 2 5 star lodges on the east caprivi of namibia.(2 nights Lianshulu Lodge, 2 nights Chobe Savanna Lodge)and they have a special at the moment.Just so you can have a look.
Enjoy your trip.
May 14th, 2006, 02:55 AM
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I stayed at Okonjima bush camp 2 weeks ago and I can highly recommend it over the lodge. The bushcamp has individual, thatched semi open rooms which are fantastic. It has a much nicer feel that the lodge.
The staff are all great (with one exception) and the Africat Foundation is a fascinating visit.
Go there!!!
Mark
The staff are all great (with one exception) and the Africat Foundation is a fascinating visit.
Go there!!!
Mark
May 14th, 2006, 09:17 AM
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Hi,
We stayed at Okonjima bush camp for two nights last May (at the beginning of a 2 week trip) and really enjoyed it.
The accommodation was beautiful, the food fantastic (especially the wonderful breakfasts) and the guides knowledgeable and friendly. We enjoyed the activities and thought there was enough variety for a 2 night stay. However the game viewing is very different from what you get at other camps. Due to the nature of the place, obviously there is more human intervention than elsewhere.
I wrote quite a detailed description of our stay, including activities, food, etc. in my trip report: http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34632364
We stayed at Okonjima bush camp for two nights last May (at the beginning of a 2 week trip) and really enjoyed it.
The accommodation was beautiful, the food fantastic (especially the wonderful breakfasts) and the guides knowledgeable and friendly. We enjoyed the activities and thought there was enough variety for a 2 night stay. However the game viewing is very different from what you get at other camps. Due to the nature of the place, obviously there is more human intervention than elsewhere.
I wrote quite a detailed description of our stay, including activities, food, etc. in my trip report: http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34632364
May 15th, 2006, 04:45 PM
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Dear Hanl;
I read your report and it was most interesting. Since I posted my message, we have been informed that space is available at Serra Cafema so we will probably go there. Thank you for the info. I will keep it in mind for a future trip.
I read your report and it was most interesting. Since I posted my message, we have been informed that space is available at Serra Cafema so we will probably go there. Thank you for the info. I will keep it in mind for a future trip.
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