After a couple of hours drive one reaches Onguma Camp.The way to the camp goes via a privat concession right next to Ethosha National Park. It may be pretty nice as the concession is rich in game. 10mins later one arrives at the Lodge. Its very luxuerious and convinient. Food is excellent, location great and next to a pond in the concession where at night porcupines and shakales are gathering. The way into the park is 10mins out of the concession and then one is already in. The first 15mins into the park is via a tared road right towards one of the 3 headquarters for registering. The first step into the park might appear boaring as the bushland next to the road is thick and one cant see through. However next to the road there is usually some game feeding on the small grass patches next to the road. Moreover we were lucky as a black rhino crossed the road right in front of us - we were very fortunate. Moses our guide was pretty short lipped we figured. For that kind of a price we had to pay we thought a bit of a motivated guide would have been nice. We found out from him that he had to do all shifts (morning, noon, afternoon and night-drive) for the camp. Moses told us that the camp didnt want to hire an extra guide/ get one from the neighbouring camp which is run by the same company. I can understand that this might be very exhausting for him. Asking the manager after this he sad, that this has been only for a short while as one guide was off sick. Didnt help us there at all. Moses was in terms of spotting still very clever and smart - we saw a lot- thanks to him!The Assessment below:Assessment CriteriaSatisfaction in %CommentsPool80small but great locationTent/ Room95Restaurant atmosphere90Food 90Management & Staff 70staff 90%, management 40%Camp/ Lodge90really cool lodgeOriginality of reserve90bit crowded at times thoughDiversity of reserve90Ethosha is great with great virarityVehicle90the usual rangecruiser with roofGuide - communication70spotting 90%, communication 60% but improved ovver timeGuide - information80Guide - cust. orientation70Wildlife - quantity 80not super good for big herds but elephants in 40plus numbersWildlife - diversity100great because of the varity of habitatsWildlife - extraordinary occurrences50fesh kill, great amount of elephants with little onesclick here: BACK TO NAMIBA-START-PAGE