Get up close with cheetahs at the N/a’an ku sê Wildlife Sanctuary. Accompanied by a conservation guide from the Harnas Guest Farm, you’ll experience a ‘meet & greet’ with habituated cheetahs that cannot be returned to the wild, while learning about their individual stories and the challenges they face in Namibia. And if you’ve ever […]
Start the day on foot with a guided sunrise walk through the mopane forest surrounding Etosha Village, close to the gate to Etosha National Park. As the first light filters through the trees and the bush slowly wakes up, you follow a winding path with a knowledgeable guide who knows exactly where to look for […]
Step into the traditional world of the Mbunza people at the open-air Mbunza living museum, just west of Rundu. Rather than displays behind glass, you’ll meet local community members who bring their heritage to life through demonstrations, stories and everyday skills. Discover how traditional homes were built, see crafts such as weaving, pottery, carving and […]
Curious about what’s really going on beneath the surface of the bush? Spend some time at the Ongava Discovery Centre, where you can explore the natural world of the reserve at your own pace. Through interactive displays and engaging exhibits, you discover more about Ongava’s geology, plants, animals and ecosystems, as well as the fascinating […]
Leave the car behind and explore Ongava Game Reserve on foot, accompanied by an experienced guide. Walking through the bush, you notice the smaller details – tracks in the sand, plants, insects and birds, and the subtle signs that animals have passed by. Your guide will explain how to read these clues and share insights […]
Head out to experience Etosha’s famous salt pan from a different perspective. You’ll find it about 20 kilometres from the Andersson gate – the road is bumpy but well worth the drive! This vast, white expanse stretches towards the horizon, creating one of those landscapes that makes you stop, stare and check that your eyes […]
Windhoek is a city of contrasts, where German colonial influences meet modern Namibian life. On a guided city tour, you’ll get your bearings while taking in some of the capital’s best-known sights, from historic buildings and churches to memorial museums for a little more context. Along the way, your guide will share stories about Windhoek’s […]
