Onduli Lodge
Onduli Ridge is located on a private concession in the Doro. Nawas Conservancy is in the heart of the Damaraland a mere 20 minutes from the UNESCO World Heritage site. The landscape consists of rugged folded hills, plains and wooded river valleys in a semi-desert sparse savannah. This area is home to the desert-adapted black Rhino and ‘Nawas’ means ‘the place where Rhinos roam’.
Onduli Ridge is named after one of the resident giraffes in the area and is built at the base of two south facing granite outcrops which are connected by a ridge. The camp is designed to maximise views of the extraordinary landscape and every space becomes a viewing point throughout the lodge. A King size bed cooled by its very own ‘climate conditioner’ (Evening Breeze) is also the perfect place for afternoon siestas. The camp exudes character and meticulous attention to detail meeting all details. This one is not to be missed!
- Open year-round
- 6 en-suite suites
- Star beds
- Air conditioned beds (Evening Breeze system)
- Swimming pool
- Home to an abundance of wildlife and birdlife
- 100% solar powered
- Self-drive meeting point at airstrip and then transfer to camp
- A true exclusive safari experience
Spend your days tracking members of one of only two populations of desert-adpated elephants and Rhino or learn about the rock art of the bygone era. Daily nature drives and walks take place to experience the very best of the surroundings and why not explore on one of the Solar E-Bikes. Experience an all-round safari experience in the most magnificent setting.
