Otjitotongwe Cheetah Guestfarm

Great, spacious farm with a very kind owner and his cats — overall an exceptional experience! The cheetah project appears to be the owner’s passion and hobby, without any government or other external support, funded only by visitors. We loved our stay and the open conversations we had on many different Namibia related topics. We were lucky to be there alone - what a luxury with all this space only for us. Thank you!!

We arrived without a booking for the feeding, luckily they let us join the viewing. We only saw their pet cheetah get fed with an opportunity to take photos with it. Then the ostriches got fed and we could go into the enclosure with them. Overall it wasn't worth R500 pp, but they do rely on tourists to keep the conservation going.

Family cheetah farm and camping. The campsite is a bit away from the farm. Showers, toilet and small swimming pool available. Beautiful views from the observation tower. The encounter with cheetahs is unforgettable. Seeing these beautiful cats up close and being able to touch them is a wonderful experience. Two cheetahs in the house and several in a large area.

Is was a pleasure to visit your farm, thank you for showing us your wonderful animals and many thanks for the ride!!!! 🤩Hope to see you and the cats one day again, Mario - regards from Poland 😀

We spent 2 nights here and loved it! The chalet was spacious. There is a solar panel to run the light at night but there is no electricity for charging phones or cameras though the hosts offered to take them and charge them. The first park oh the night can warm without a fan but it cools off nicely by morning. The dinners here are a real treat. There are multiple vegetable side dishes which are divine as if the meat entree. A fruit dessert rounds out the meal perfectly. There is a bar adjacent to the dining room. Breakfast includes cooked eggs if you wish. There is a tower outside the chalets where you can climb to overlook the area. Beside it is a swimming pool. Campsites are also available. There is no wifi here.||Roeleen and Tollie were excellent hosts!

We spent one night in the lodge. Fortunately, we were alone. No one else in any of the bungalows. This felt awesome. Us and nature alone. A real bush experience. The bungalow was basic and simple. No electricity. We had a stary night to ourselves. Roleen and Tolie came down to bring dinner which was great, home-made and so was breakfast. We really liked the lodge and the feeling. However, we had mixed feelings with respect to the wild cheetahs being fed and kept in a kind of a gated reserve (although very large area) as well as the cheetahs being kept in their home. It was a unique experience getting so close and personal with these wild animals but at the same time asking myself if its the right thing to do.

Cheetah is just a business and owners are not friendly at all. We came to the farm for a visit. Emailed them in the morning asking to come, they replied to come after 4pm. Our hotel phoned them as well. We drove 30 to the farm only to see the lady who told us her husband was not there as we did not confirm our arrival. After calling and emailing...Then she mentioned 3 times that we can't take photos even though we were still outside the gate with no phone or camera in sight. She suggested to just sit there in front of the gate and wait for her husband in case he comes back, but she does not know when. Overall very unpleasant experience and their attitude towards the visitors is nasty

Dinner was delicious and the owners were very friendly. Got to meet 2 tame cheetahs, which was very cool. Overall an amazing experience. Highly recommend.