Hunting Areas & Camps

Which country is most suited to your planned hunting safari?

South Africa

South Africa offers the widest variety of hunting areas and the most comprehensive species list as a hunting destination. The country's excellent infrastructure means that transport needs are easy to meet. You'll find an authentic bushveld hunting environment not two hours from your arrival point at OR Tambo International in Johannesburg. More adventurous offerings are also readily available, like the Kalahari's remote and primordial wilderness or the Eastern Cape's mountainous verdure. South Africa also enables hunters to combine their hunting safari with a photographic safari or tour, including easily accessible destinations like the Kruger National Park.

Namibia

The hunting areas we use in Namibia are accessed via the capital city of Windhoek. They are characterized by dramatically arid scenery and their secluded nature, from the barren desert near Solitaire to the wilderness south of Etosha. These areas are as removed from civilization as it gets. Species that are considered rare elsewhere are available here, like a cheetah, Damara dik-dik, Hartmann's zebra, and brown hyena. Hunters who choose Namibia for their hunting safari may opt to include local highlights like otherworldly Sossusvlei or wildlife-rich Etosha National Park in their hunting adventure.

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe hunts are sought-after for their authenticity. The hunting camps are rustic but comfortable, and the wilderness areas are wild. Some grit and patience on your part are essential. Hunters can pursue large tuskers, buffaloes, and sable antelopes in the wilds of Matetsi, Binga, and Gonarezhou, along with unique plains game species like Chobe bushbuck and Livingstone eland. A Zimbabwe hunting safari may also include visiting the awe-inspiring natural world wonder of Victoria Falls at the beginning or end of your trip.