Otjitotongwe Cheetah Farm and Cheetah Park is home to the Save the Cheetah project and the farm has both tame and wild cheetahs. The name - Otjitotongwe - is derived from Oshiherero a native language in Namibia.
Guests can view the feeding of cheetahs, ensuring superb photographic opportunities.

Further unusual features that the lodge offers is indegenous plants, Fokea multiflora, Python Vines. Stromatolites (fossils algae), 600 - 700 million years old. These algae grow in a warm, shallow sea that once covered northern Namibia. 

The bungalows as well as the campsites are surrounded by a wonderful bush landscape and the guests will feel at home with the cheetahs close by.

• Nine two bed bungalows, each with its own toilet and shower and hot and cold running water.

• Swimmingpool

• Bush Bar

• A pool table and Dart board

Type

01.01.2009 - 31.12.2010

01.01.2011 - 31.12.2011

 Single Room

N$ 960.00 DBB

N$ 1014.00 DBB

 Double Room

N$ 1760.00 DBB

N$ 1867.00 DBB

Campsite

N$ 165.00 per person per night

N$ 190.00 per person per night

• Enjoy bird watching

• Guided game drives

• Walks

• Cheetah feeding tour

• Python vines and fossil algea

• Rock paintings

• A visit to the Himba village can be arranged

Otjitotongwe Cheetah Farm is situated 8km from the main road and 24km from Kamanjab.