The lodge is located close to the Botswana border where one can frequently hear the Kalahari lions roar at night!
Hospitality is of paramount importance. Hosts join their guests for meals. Visitors will enjoy the Namibian specialties, served with fresh, home-grown vegetables and salads from the kitchen garden .Home-made bread, honey, jam and sausages give visitors a good start to the day. Relaxing conversation during meals with the hosts will be informative and enable visitors to learn more about the country and its people.

You will find people are truly unique and extremely hospitable people, always intent on making you feel at home and part of the family. Rumor has it that the hospitality in the people in the Kalahari was due to the fact they used to be so far and isolated from society in the old days, hence they found any visitor to their paradise as good and as welcome as rain. A legend and tradition that is upheld to this day by these wonderful people and beautiful country.

See on MAP !

A brand new super luxury lodge is currently being built on this property and it should be completed by July 2011. The  very secluded and private hunting lodge will offer generously sized bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. A patio overlooking the Kalahari landscape,a fire pit and hottub s always a welcome sight for visitors. The pictures speak for themselves!

A hunter’s paradise and wildlife haven, unlike any other hunting area in Southern Africa! Hunting in the Kalahari, is extraordinary and beyond all expectations. The Kalahari Desert is unique and different from any other experience you've every had. It's a desert that's alive and that brings the fullness of life in a special way to you. The wide variety of game adapted to these harsh conditions, thrives and excels in their beauty. With the herds of Oryx, Hartebeest, Springbok, Steenbok, Hartman Zebra or Blesbuck that roam freely across the 40 000 areas, superb trophies can be seen here all year around.   The hunting season opens in February and closes at the end of November, although the best period is from April to September. 

Click on the pictures below for video & pictures of recent hunts !

LAND

• Terrain:

Kalahari red sand dunes

• Vegetation:

Savanna with plenty Camel thorn and Acacia species

• Rainfall (summer/winter/average per annum):

Summer (November till April)

• Status of land

Private Game Farm

• How long have you offered hunts on this land?

23 Years

• Are there other crops, domestic livestock, mining on the land?

Only game

• Are there indigenous people living on the land?

No

HUNTING AREA

• Size and location of hunting areas in acres:

37,000 acres

• Malaria areas?

No

ACCOMMODATION

• Average # of guests in the camp during hunt?

Only Hunters

• Is there a bar?

Yes

• Swimming pool?

No

• Telephone-Landline:

Yes

• Cell reception:

Yes

• Daily laundry Service?

Yes

• Distance to the closest Tar Road (Miles)

70

• How far from the lodge is the nearest Intl. Airport?

285 miles

• By light aircraft?

1.5 Hours

• How far is the closest airfield?

On game farm

• Nearest doctor / hospital?

70

FOOD

• What meals are typically provided?

Barbeque, Venison stew, Fish, Chicken

• Is the alcohol included in the daily rate?

Yes

RATES AND SERVICES

• Do you offer a meet and greet facility at the airport?

Yes

• Are there additional costs that are not included in your fees?

Rifle renting

• Do you offer activities for non-hunting guests / companions?

Flying safaris, sightseeing, fishing and boat cruises

OUTFITTERS

• With which Authority are you registered?

Namibia Wildlife and Tourism Board

• Years in operation?

3

• No. of international clients handled per year?

5-20

• Membership of professional bodies / hunting associations?

NAPHA

• Do you offer bow-hunting on the ranch?

Yes

PROFESSIONAL HUNTERS

•  Years experience of bodies / hunting associations?

3

• Languages spoken & able to converse with clients in?

English, Flemish, Dutch, Afrikaans, German (elementary)

TROPHY PREPARATION

Yes

10 Years

• Is there a trophy tagging system in place - explain:

Yes