| Animal | Fee |
| Greater Kudu | 3400 |
| Common Waterbuck | 2800 |
| Roan | 6000 |
| Sable | 6000 |
| Black-faced Impala | 2800 |
| Damara Dik-Dik | 2200 |
Your accommodation overlooks the surrounding Namibian landscape from an elevated position, offering spectacular views after each day's hunting. Comfortable en-suite rooms, excellent hospitality and freshly prepared meals provide the perfect setting to relax before another day in the field. Traditional African, German and Afrikaans influences combine to create a memorable culinary experience throughout your stay.
This free-range hunting concession lies within Namibia's renowned Khomas Highlands, where rolling hills, granite outcrops, open valleys and camel thorn savanna create outstanding habitat for plains game. The varied terrain allows wildlife to move naturally across the landscape while providing hunters with classic spot-and-stalk opportunities in one of Namibia's most respected hunting regions.
| Fence Type: | Free-range |
| Fence Area: | 100000 acres |
| Hunting Ground Size: | 40468 ha |
| Language Spoken By Staff: | English, Afrikaans, German |
Hills: 35 %, Mountains: 20 %
Fields/Bush: 45 %, Forest: 0 %
| Nearest Airport Name: | Hosea Kutako International Airport |
| Nearest Airport Distance: | 2hrs by road |
| Nearest Town Name: | Windhoek |
| Nearest Town Distance: | 100 miles |
| Transfer From Airport: | Yes |
Experience authentic hunting in Namibia on this affordable five-day safari in the renowned Khomas Highlands. Designed for hunters wanting to pursue two of Namibia's most iconic plains game species, this safari combines quality trophies, professional guiding, and comfortable accommodation with the flexibility to add additional species throughout your stay. Whether this is your first African safari or another addition to your hunting portfolio, it offers exceptional value while showcasing why Namibia remains one of Africa's premier destinations for plains game hunts.
Hunter Ratio: 1 Hunter | 1 Professional Hunter
Duration: 5 Hunting Days | 6 Nights
Price: US$3,855 All In
Included Trophy Species: 1 × Gemsbok | 1 × Springbok
Additional trophy species may be added at current trophy fee rates.
Observer: US$250 per person per day
Special Offer: Book the 2 Hunters × 1 Professional Hunter package at US$3,643 per hunter and each hunter may bring one observer FREE.
Rifle Rental: US$40 per hunting day.

This safari includes both Gemsbok and Springbok hunts, two of Namibia's most sought-after plains game experiences.
When Gemsbok Hunting in Namibia, hunters quickly discover why this remarkable antelope has become the country's signature trophy. Strong, resilient and perfectly adapted to Namibia's harsh environment, gemsbok demand patience, careful stalking and accurate shooting.
Springbok Hunting in Namibia presents a completely different challenge. These alert antelope rely on exceptional eyesight, remarkable speed and herd behaviour to avoid danger, making every successful stalk both rewarding and memorable.
One of the greatest advantages of this package is its flexibility. Hunters may add numerous additional species including kudu, sable, black-faced impala, Damara dik-dik, waterbuck, roan and many other plains game animals, allowing each safari to be tailored to individual preferences. Hugo has successfully guided hunting safaris in Namibia since 2010 and can assist with building a personalised hunting itinerary.
The Khomas Highlands have earned an international reputation as one of Namibia's finest plains game hunting regions. Moderate elevations, broken terrain and excellent wildlife management consistently produce quality trophies while providing hunting conditions that differ from the country's flatter desert regions. Hunters can expect changing landscapes throughout the day, creating varied hunting opportunities for both rifle and bow hunters.
Traditional spot-and-stalk hunting is the primary method used throughout this safari. Hunters spend the day glassing from elevated vantage points before carefully planning each stalk according to the wind, terrain and animal behaviour. The broken hills and valleys of the Khomas Highlands provide excellent natural cover, rewarding hunters who enjoy an active hunting experience.
Bow hunters are equally welcome and can expect carefully planned opportunities where terrain and game movement allow close-range encounters.
African antelope anatomy differs from deer species found elsewhere in the world, making correct shot placement an essential part of ethical hunting. Before travelling, we recommend reviewing our Large Antelope Shot Placement guide to familiarise yourself with the vital organs of species such as gemsbok and ensure quick, humane recoveries.
Your safari begins at Hosea Kutako International Airport outside Windhoek, where Hugo or a member of his team will meet you before the approximately two-hour transfer to the hunting concession. Namibia's excellent road network and straightforward firearm import procedures make travelling with hunting equipment both simple and efficient.
The hunting season runs from February through November, although many experienced hunters favour the cooler months between May and August when vegetation is thinner and game is generally more active during daylight hours.
This safari combines outstanding value with genuine free-range hunting in one of Namibia's most respected plains game regions. Whether you keep the package exactly as offered or expand it by adding additional trophy species, you'll enjoy a professionally managed safari tailored to your hunting goals. If you would like more information about this safari or explore additional African hunting trips, contact the Game Hunting Safaris team or send Hugo a direct enquiry today.
Please note that terms, conditions and price are subject to change without notice and rates at the time of the hunt will apply
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