Namibia Hunting Safari
The Otavi Mountains provide hunters with a unique blend of adventure, natural beauty, and exceptional game, ensuring a truly unforgettable safari experience.
The Otavi Mountains in Namibia offer hunters a truly exceptional and challenging experience. Known for its rugged terrain, dense bush, and dramatic scenery, this region delivers authentic free-range hunting in some of the country’s most remote wilderness. Hunters can expect breathtaking views, a diversity of wildlife, and a safari that tests both patience and skill.
Prime Hunting Area: Otavi Mountains
- Rugged hills, thick bush, and rocky outcrops create a challenging environment for hunting.
- True free-range hunting with animals in their natural habitats.
- Hunting here is typically conducted from waterpoints and salt licks rather than walk-and-stalk, due to dense bush and rough terrain.

Species Available
The Otavi Mountains support a rich variety of game, including:
- Plains Game: Oryx (gemsbok), springbok, eland (ordinary Bergkwagga), hartebeest, Damara dik-dik, kudu, steenbok, duiker, warthog, and Mountain Zebra (abundant, not specialised)
- Dangerous/Big Five Species: Leopard, lion, elephant, buffalo, and other large predators, with free-range hunting available for leopard in particular
Hunting Styles
- Walk-and-stalk and spot-and-stalk across varied terrain
- Hunting from blinds for more cautious or elusive species
- Opportunities for long-range rifle shooting and bowhunting
Travel & Logistics
- Arrival: You will fly into Windhoek airport.
- Ground Transport: From there, the drive to the destination is approximately 4.5 hours by vehicle.
- Air Charter Option: You can charter a flight from the airport for an additional cost if you prefer not to drive.
- Pricing: Transport fees are calculated in Dollars and will be added to your hunting fees.
Safari Experience
- Accommodation typically includes fully equipped chalets or lodges with hot showers and comfortable amenities.
- Hunting is conducted ethically, emphasising fair chase, safety, and respect for wildlife.
- Evenings offer the chance to unwind around campfires, taking in the breathtaking sunsets over Namibia’s rugged landscapes.