NA · open country and big skies
Namibia Hunting Safaris and Wildlife Tours
Namibia's dry, open landscapes are the opposite of Zimbabwe's thick bush: long glassing sessions, longer shots and desert-adapted species. Together they make a varied safari.
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Why Namibia
Why Hunt in Namibia
Namibia is known for wide-open savanna and semi-desert, well-run hunting farms and conservancies, and species adapted to dry country. For photographic safaris, Etosha National Park is one of Africa's best.
Our areas
Our Namibia Hunting Areas
[Area names, size, terrain, fenced or free-range, camp]
Species
Species Available in Namibia
Namibia is known for gemsbok and springbok, along with kudu, eland, hartebeest and Hartmann's mountain zebra.
[Species ATB offers in Namibia, with trophy fees]
Season
Best Time to Hunt in Namibia
[Season months]
Across the border
Combining Namibia with Zimbabwe
Pair Zimbabwe's dangerous game and bush hunting with Namibia's open-country plains game for two very different hunts in one trip.
Zimbabwe & NamibiaTravel
Namibia Travel Essentials
[Flights via Windhoek or Johannesburg, visas, firearm permits]
Visa guide Firearms guideQuestions
Namibia FAQ
How do shots in Namibia compare with Zimbabwe?
Namibia's open country often means longer shots than in Zimbabwe's bush, so practise at longer range and bring a flat-shooting rifle.
Can non-hunters visit Etosha?
Yes. Etosha National Park is a superb photographic safari destination for partners and families. [Confirm whether ATB arranges it]