Safely tucked away in the heart of Namibia, 20000 hectares of uninhabited, unspoiled nature are waiting for you. Onganja offers a hunting experience which will always make you dream of coming back to Namibia!

You can stear the landscape with your mouse! 

The History of Onganja

Pieter Wouter Wessels arrived in 1918 in Namibia from South Africa, looking for a farm. He got a job as a farm manager. 
In September 1919 his wife and children arrived from South Africa. On 16 July 1920 he died on the farm. 

His wife Jacoba Maria Wessels then bought ONGANJA in 1923 and built the farm house and the dam. 

In 1934 Eduard Christiaan Hamman married Helen Wessels, one of the children. They started farming in 1943.

His son Eduard Christiaan Hamman took over in 1958. In 1968 he bought Klein Onganja where Onganja Hunting is based today.

I, Eduard Christiaan Hamman IV, started farming in 1992, being the fourth generation. My son Adru will be the fifth.

Eduard Christiaan Hamman IV, better known as Eddie Hamman, is a professional farmer, hunting guide and qualified bow hunter. With almost 10 years of experience in all the above fields, Eddie will surely make your hunting experience a dream come true!