The Namibia Untold Safari offers you the chance to experience this magnificent and memorable country in a very personal way. Your professional and experienced safari guide will enhance your enjoyment of this unique country by making it a fascinating and stress-free journey of discovery amidst very dramatic scenery. The knowledge, experience, and character of our guides are critical to a successful safari, which is why we ensure that they are both personable and very professional. Your guide will have an intimate knowledge of each area and camp/lodge that you visit, allowing him to share local insights and highlights whilst adding continuity and depth to your safari. Our guides know exactly what an immersive and life-enriching journey is all about. All are highly experienced, and each has a specific area of expertise. They therefore possess the breadth and depth of knowledge to allow them to answer questions and satisfy the interests of each of our guests. The presence and company of your naturalist guide will make your safari an experience of a lifetime!
The camps and areas visited on this safari offer a truly immersive, remote, and largely private experience with the emphasis being on the experiential aspect, allowing you to go back to the roots of safari, to touch, to smell, to feel and to experience the wild with your feet firmly in the dust that covers Africa. You will also have first hand experience of the impact that these camps have on the areas in which they are located, and to see some of Namibia’s successful conservation initiatives, including rhino conservation, community empowerment and the rewilding and protecting of desert landscapes. You will learn more about the ongoing research and conservation projects happening on the Etosha Heights Reserve, and you will also embark on a rhino activity supported by Save The Rhino Trust. In the latter, you will accompany Rhino Rangers searching for some of the last free-roaming black rhino population in Namibia Untold. Namibia is home to the only desert-adapted black rhinoceros population that remains in the wild, unfenced and outside reserves, occupying an arid range in the western Kaokoveld.
You end your safari with a stay at a desert retreat on the Namib Tsaris Conservancy, which was founded in 2010, serving as a natural buffer from the harshest desert conditions and a refuge that is vital to wildlife through the dry season. Twelve years of intensive work to reverse sixty years of inappropriate farming practices, including the removal of 89 km of internal fencing, the installation of wildlife watering points, the improvement of road networks, the rehabilitation of land and the reintroduction of wildlife that historically occurred here has resulted in one of the most picturesque and ecologically sound tracts of land in the area.
When traveling on our scheduled group safaris, you will meet up with other guests from different parts of the world and of various ages. To get the most out of your safari experience co-operation and harmony between you and your fellow guests is essential.
