Onguma Trails Camp
Four bell tents in Onguma's remote wilderness with guided two-night walking safaris
Onguma Trails Camp
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Set in a remote corner of Onguma's 35,480-hectare reserve, the camp occupies terrain where vehicle access ends and walking begins. Four en-suite bell tents accommodate a maximum of eight guests. Each tent holds extra-length twin or king beds, an outdoor bathroom with bucket shower heated on request, and a private wood-fired hot tub. A seating area faces the surrounding bush.
Guests arrive at Onguma Forest Camp at 13h00 on day one for transfer to the camp, followed by a light lunch and an afternoon walk or sundowner drive. The second day opens with a six-to-eight-kilometre guided walk through the reserve, tracking animals, identifying spoor, and foraging for edible plants. A bush breakfast follows before return to camp for late lunch. Dinner takes place in the boma, with stargazing after dark. Those extending to a third night join an additional morning walk through a riverbed or depart on a sunrise drive, then gather for sundowners and a three-course dinner with the conservation team. The final morning includes an early walk before breakfast and departure.
The reserve is home to four of the Big Five — lion, leopard, elephant, and rhino — plus cheetah, hyena, and more than thirty plains-game species. Walks are led by armed guides qualified in tracking and bush skills. The camp runs on solar power and uses bio-friendly toiletries. No children under sixteen are permitted. Guests must be able to walk ten kilometres comfortably.
Guests arrive at Onguma Forest Camp at 13h00 on day one for transfer to the camp, followed by a light lunch and an afternoon walk or sundowner drive. The second day opens with a six-to-eight-kilometre guided walk through the reserve, tracking animals, identifying spoor, and foraging for edible plants. A bush breakfast follows before return to camp for late lunch. Dinner takes place in the boma, with stargazing after dark. Those extending to a third night join an additional morning walk through a riverbed or depart on a sunrise drive, then gather for sundowners and a three-course dinner with the conservation team. The final morning includes an early walk before breakfast and departure.
The reserve is home to four of the Big Five — lion, leopard, elephant, and rhino — plus cheetah, hyena, and more than thirty plains-game species. Walks are led by armed guides qualified in tracking and bush skills. The camp runs on solar power and uses bio-friendly toiletries. No children under sixteen are permitted. Guests must be able to walk ten kilometres comfortably.