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General Information
Accommodations and Facilities
 Our Hunting Lodge consists of six luxuriously furnished rooms, with tiled floors and en-suite shower and toilet facilities. There is 220V and 110V electricity in the rooms. Excellent meals in the traditional African style are served, with a wide selection of excellent South African wines and liquor available.
The rooms overlook a pool and patio area, which in turn overlooks a waterhole, where many animals come to drink. The elephants may even at times drink from the swimming pool. Breakfast and lunch is served in a semi-open area and deliciously home-cooked meals are served in our "lapa" around campfire in the evening. Clients can share their daily experiences at the bar in the Lapa while meals are prepared. The Lodge also has a whirlpool and sauna which can be enjoyed after a day of good hunting.
Clients are welcome to arrive in camp a few days earlier or depart a few days later than the schedule of your safari, at no additional daily charge. We do not have any hidden costs and all charges are listed on the price list. Observers can stay in camp or go on guided walks and photo safaris on the days they do not wish to join the hunting party. If your wife wishes to take a few trophies, she is more than welcome to so on your license at no additional daily fee. Side trips to places of interest can also be arranged, either by charter or by car.
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 Rifles and Ammunition
Most our clients bring their own rifle. Bring a rifle that you are comfortable with and a good pair of binoculars. A heavier caliber is recommended for the larger animals. We also have rifles available in the caliber's 30.06 and .375 should a client not be able to bring his own rifle along. Traveling with rifles is very easy on South African Airways. Clients need not apply for any licenses prior to their arrival. They will be issued with a temporary import license upon their arrival at the Windhoek International Airport. To speed up the documentation process upon their arrival, we advise that the clients have a list of all inscriptions on the rifle at hand. No handguns are allowed and only ammunition for the rifle, which is brought along will be allowed into the country. Bow hunting is also available, and we have specially designated areas for bows.
 Travel Information
We advise that you travel South African Airways, who offer a direct flight from Atlanta or New York to Johannesburg and daily connections to Windhoek, our capital. Their service is immaculate, please do not hesitate to contact us for assistance with reservations, if needed. You only need a valid passport to enter our country, American Citizens do not need a visa for Namibia and no medical inoculations are required before entering the country. Our clients are met at the Windhoek International Airport upon their arrival and will be taken via our capital, Windhoek, to camp. The drive from the airport to camp takes approximately three hours by car. If clients however wish to fly, we can arrange for a charter plane to transport them to camp at a rate quoted at that time. A Transfer fee of $ 500.00 per vehicle is charged for the transfer from the Windhoek International Airport to camp and back.
Hunting Season and Climate
The main hunting season is from February to November. Early mornings and late evenings during winter in June, July, and August can be cold, but the days are normally mild and warm. Odd showers of rain can occur during February and March in the afternoons. Very few bugs and mosquitoes occur.
Wildlife
Namibia is known for its wonderful wildlife, and you will see a wide variety
 of mammals and birds during your stay. Your opportunities for photography will be boundless. While hunting, you may observe elephant, black and white rhino, sable, lechwe and sometimes hippo. In addition, all of the following occur in our hunting area: Gemsbuck, Hartebeest, Wildebeest, Springbuck, Impala, Blesbuck, Steenbuck, Duiker, Klipspringer, Warthog, Ostrich, Zebra, Black Wildebeest, Waterbuck, Kudu, Damaraland Dik Dik, Eland, Giraffe, Leopard, Cheetah, Lynx, Baboon, Sable, Roan, Nyala, Lechwe, and Lion as well as numerous small species of wildlife. Be sure to visit our Wildlife Atlas for detailed information about each species.
 Clothing
Clients need not bring a lot of clothing. We do daily laundry at no additional charge. Bring along a good pair of binoculars, long khaki colored or green trousers and long sleeved shirts, a good pair of sunglasses, a wide brimmed hat, lots of sunscreen lotion. If you hunt with us during our winter month, bring along a padded windbreaker, mittens and a shawl. Our winter mornings during June, July and August can get very cold, especially in an open vehicle. In addition, bring comfortable well broken-in boots.
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