Windhoek day trip

Discover the Routes of N/a’an ku sê

Embark on an incredible drive where you may encounter our esteemed baboons, caracals, lions, cheetahs, African wild dogs, and leopards

Duration
5 Hours
Starts / ends
Windhoek → Windhoek
Departs
Monday & Wednesday · 1:30 pm
Price
From $2,400
Group size
Small group
Pace
All ages

This guided conservation day trip starts and ends in Windhoek and visits N/a’an ku sê Wildlife Sanctuary. The experience introduces the sanctuary’s conservation work, with possible sightings of carnivores and other animals in care. It suits travellers who want a wildlife-focused activity close to Windhoek, with context around rescue, rehabilitation and human-wildlife conflict

Good to know

Good to know
This is a conservation-focused sanctuary visit, not a standard open-vehicle safari.
Good to know
The route may include baboons, caracals, lions, cheetahs, wild dogs and leopards.
Good to know
Listen to the animal stories, as many are linked to rescue, rehabilitation or human-wildlife conflict.
Good to know
Bring sun protection, especially for the afternoon departure from Windhoek.
  • Return transfers from Windhoek
  • Discover the Routes of N/a’an ku sê activity (3 hours)
  • Mineral water
  • Pick-up starts from accommodation in Windhoek 30 minutes before tour departure. Drop-off is at accommodation after the activity.
  • 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.

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Includes:

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

Pick-up 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.