BIG GAME, Little Game, Fast Game The wildlife of Namibia is nothing short of spectacular from the imposing forms of elephants and rhinos to small brightly-coloured birdlife. Etosha is a premier game viewing destination and its waterholes attract prides of lions, herds of impala, springbok, giraffe, kudu, wildebeest, zebra and oryx. By contrast the coast offers thousands of fur seals, flamingoes and the opportunity to see dolphins. To top it all, you’ll spend the night at the ‘Africat Foundation’ where you’ll see cheetah, lion and leopards whilst learning how these amazing animals are being protected. Desert Dunes & Himba Tribes The red sand dunes of Sossusvlei are said to be the highest in the world. Climb one before dawn breaks and you’ll be amazed as they change colour with the rising sun. Of the peoples of Namibia the semi-nomadic Himba are probably the best known, their long hair matted with red clay. They still live according to a very traditional lifestyle and you’ll spend time in a village experiencing a completely different way of life. Responsible Travel The Africat Foundation is involved in numerous projects. They provide animal welfare for large carnivores such as cheetah, leopard, lions and hyena including raising orphaned animals. In addition to this they run research projects to better protect these animals in the wild and provide solutions for man and nature to co-exist. By staying at the foundation we are not only able to provide income for the charity but our clients can also learn about the fantastic work they do and are able to transport this knowledge to help inform others. For more information about the foundation and its valuable work you can go to their website at www.africat.org
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