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Africa has a variety of spectacular places to visit, from private game reserves to wildlife resorts, including mountains, beaches, and desert. When starting to plan your African safari holiday, it is important to be familiar with the different regions to tailor the perfect visit. Namibia safari tours are very popular for Namibia game hunting, but that’s not all it has to offer. Visit www.africaodl.org for all the best and latest   Namibia safaris.

Namibia is located in southern Africa, bordered by Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, and South Africa. Namibia wildlife resorts are famous for big game and hunting and include places like the Kaudom Reserve, the Sossisvlei Desert Lodge safari, the Waterberg Plateau Park, and Etosha National Park. Entering the country, hunting rifles are allowed but handguns are not. No visa is required for the US, UK, or Australia visitors as well as a host of other countries, although you will need a valid passport.

An African safari in Sossusvlei, a clay pan nestled in the Namib Naukluft Park, will take you through the oldest desert in the world. It is a popular tourist destination known for a delicate ecosystem, excellent hiking, and beautiful red dunes. There are several recommended lodges in Sossusvlei, and your travel agent can provide you with a wide choice.

The second most popular tourist destination is the largest canyon in Africa, known as Fish River Canyon. Fish River is the longest interior river in Namibia, and a hiking holiday is only available in the winter months. The Caprivi Strip and surrounds is another favorite destination, and is home to the endangered Wild African Dog.

For the wildlife enthusiast or game hunter, there are many choices as well. A safari Botswana package may include a visit to the Chobe National Park or Moremi Game Reserve. A hunting safari in Namibia can be done on a number of private Namibia hunting reserves, such as the Ongava Game reserve and more.You will need the services of a trained Namibia safari companion. Namibia safari camps give you the true experience of a safari holiday in Namibia.

If hunting in Namibia on safari does not appeal, there are plenty of other activities to keep you busy. The Lower Zambezi National Park is one of the most pristine reserves in Africa. The remote location has kept it free from an overload of tourists, and sightings of lions, leopards, elephants, and many other animals is common. Namibia safari accommodations offer many choices from a Namibia safaris lodge to camping outdoors, and safari Namibia tours can combine both for a total experience of what Namibia has to offer.

Before you start planning your Namibia safari holiday, do some research and decide what you want to see and do. Consultation with a reputable travel agent will result in a vacation package designed to give you exactly what you expect from a vacation in South Africa. For the big game hunter, the intrepid hiker, or the wildlife enthusiast, Namibia has everything you could desire for a unique and unforgettable holiday.