With a vision to conserve North West Namibia’s natural resources, social structure, and wildlife, while igniting passion in travelers, Conservancy Safaris is setting new boundaries for eco-tourism outfitters on a global scale. And the channel for which the Namibia people are turning their glorious vision into a reality is tourism.
With the discerning traveler and the local Namibia communities in mind, Conservancy Safaris dissects each decision in great detail to ensure that the result benefits all parties involved, including travelers, locals’ lifestyles, local communities, and the environment and wildlife of Namibia.
The Conservancy Safaris team is comprised of a variety of individuals including the local Himba and Herero people, and experienced safari industry professionals. All of these individuals are driven by the hope and conviction that Namibia’s people and wildlife can be conserved through tourism.
How is Conservancy Safaris different from other safari outfitters?
- Conservancy Safaris is a community-owned safari outfitter—one of the few in Africa—and is run by both locals and experienced safari industry professionals. Together, the operators of Conservancy Safaris bring an authentic and eye-opening experience to guests by immersing them in Namibia’s exotic natural surroundings and rich-cultural fabrics.
As a result of local ownership, the local Himba and Herero people are employed, have a stake in the company, are able to share their knowledge and culture with outsiders, and can work to help sustain their local economy and lifestyle. Together, locals and travelers build a sustainable community and both parties reap the rewards from such growth.
- Conservancy Safaris strives to introduce each traveler to the unique culture of Namibia, without diluting the experience with westernized elements. Because there is a large sector of safari enterprises that are built around a westernized and culturally secluded vision, Conservancy Safaris’ has crafted principles to ensure each traveler is rewarded with an experience that is truthful, authentic, and fulfilling.
- Conservancy Safaris brings a colorful medley of wildlife and cultural experiences to life for guests. Comprised of various terrain and eco-systems, Namibia is home to some of the world’s most spectacular scenery. Here, guests are introduced to beautiful natural surroundings while experiencing walking and game-drive safaris.
With jagged mountains lining the horizon, fauna and flora speckled desert terrain and ancient riverbeds, there is constant stimulus throughout each and every day with Conservancy Safaris, and go to.
During the safari tours with Conservancy Safaris, visitors witness lions, elephants, giraffes, rhinos, and a plethora of stunning birds, and discover the ancient connections between the people and the environment. Through each of Conservancy Safaris’ safari tours, guests witness a can visualize exactly where their safari payments go.
- Conservancy Safaris’ intimate size, rich cultural surroundings, and local hosts make it one of the most rewarding and authentic camps to book with in Africa.
Their Kunene Conservancy Safaris branch is comprised of luxurious mobile tents hosted by the Himba and Herero people and is for travelers looking to experience something outside of the normal realm of pre-packaged vacations. In fact, travelers are not treated merely as tourists by locals—they are welcomed with smiles and open arms as guests.
Conservancy Safaris features six safari packages and has an additional four limited edition safari tours to choose from. The limited edition safaris are led by specialists in their field who allow guests to get a glimpse into conservation behind the scenes. These limited edition safaris include Desert Lion Safari with Dr. Flip Stander, Conservation and Culture with Garth Owen-Smith and Dr. Margie Jacobsohn, Kaokoland Naturally with Steve Braine, and Desert Elephant Project Safari with Dr. Keith Leggett.
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