Discover the Routes of
N/a’an ku sê

Duration

5 Hours

Highlights

Naankuse

Per Person Sharing

$2,400.00

Departs

Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays

Safari Description

Embark on an incredible drive where you may encounter our esteemed baboons, caracals, lions, cheetahs, African wild dogs, and leopards. Witness their feeding sessions led by our knowledgeable guides and be captivated by their tales. Along the scenic route, keep an eye out for other magnificent animals roaming freely in the reserve. This experience not only offers valuable insights into these remarkable creatures but also serves as an exceptional introduction to our conservation efforts at N/a’an ku sê

Full Itinerary

We leave Windhoek for the drive to N/a’an ku sê Wildlife Sanctuary, a well-known conservation project east of the city. On arrival, you join a guided route through the sanctuary, where the focus is on the animals in care and the wider conservation work linked to human-wildlife conflict in Namibia.

The tour may include sightings of baboons, caracals, lions, cheetahs, African wild dogs and leopards. Depending on the day’s programme, feeding sessions may form part of the experience, giving you a closer view of the animals while sanctuary guides explain their behaviour, backgrounds and why they cannot always be returned to the wild.

This is a structured, conservation-focused wildlife experience, with guides sharing the stories behind the sanctuary and the animals it protects. After the tour, we return to Windhoek

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Starts: Windhoek
Ends: Windhoek

Includes:

  • Return transfers from Windhoek
  • Discover the Routes of N/a’an ku sê activity (3 hours)
  • Mineral water


Pickup info:
  • Pick-up starts from accommodation in Windhoek 30 minutes before tour departure. Drop-off is at accommodation after the activity.


Other Info:
  • This is a conservation-focused sanctuary visit, not a standard open-vehicle safari.
  • The route may include baboons, caracals, lions, cheetahs, wild dogs and leopards.
  • Listen to the animal stories, as many are linked to rescue, rehabilitation or human-wildlife conflict.
  • Bring sun protection, especially for the afternoon departure from Windhoek.