OKOMITUNDU: your home in Namibia
The guest and hunting farm Okomitundu is 2 hours north-west of the capital Windhoek in the heart of Namibia. Covering an area of 18,000 hectares, Okomitundu offers a wide range of leisure options such as safaris, archery and riding. The farms vast and varied landscape provides a unique diversity of wild animals and plants. At Okomitundu you can go on an exploration trip with your family or simply relax in a magnificent setting. The farm is also an ideal starting point for trips and flights to the many sights Namibia has to offer.
Your hosts are Annegret and Horst Fechter, both German-speaking, and born and raised in Namibia. They look forward to your visit and will ensure that your experience of Namibia is unforgettable.
FACILITIES
The quiet, family atmosphere at Okomitundu is ideal for relaxing after an exciting safari or to prepare for new adventures. Eight spacious and comfortably furnished rooms with bathroom/shower, WC and separate veranda ensure a very private atmosphere. Excellent African-inspired cuisine is served, with specialities including delicious wild game dishes, home-made bread and marmalade, smoked venison and much more besides.
The facilities of the guest and hunting farm include:
- Ten en suite guest rooms (8 double and 2 single rooms), each with their own veranda
- Two heated swimming pools
- A sun terrace with lapa (grass-covered sunroof)
- Riding area with show-jumping and dressage facilities
- Library and television room
- Telephone and Internet connection
- Seminar room
- Firing range
- Hunter’s bar
- Solid, well constructed hides
- Children’s playground
- Clearly marked hiking paths
- A camp site which is fully supplied by the guest farm
- A camp site for independent campers
- Landing strip
- Curiotique (boutique for curios and souvenirs)
- Predator research centre “Okatumba Wildlife”
The farm Okomitundu is situated amidst a vast savannah landscape with scattered granite knolls. The grounds are set through with “riviere” - sandy dry river beds which only carry water for brief periods after heavy rainfall. The highest point on the farm is the Kudu knoll: it is 1,660 metres above sea level and rises some 400 metres above the surrounding area.
