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HUNTING AREAS
Your Namibian safari will include primarily plains game and in some cases even dangerous game, or both. Currently Estreux Safaris have hunting concessions in the north central, north western and north eastern parts of Namibia. Whatever you as our valued client decide we will work to help you experience your ultimate African Safari. Your hunt will also benefit marginal communities in north-eastern Namibia. Estreux Safaris is committed to the long-term conservation and social upliftment of the people in the areas where we hunt. Learn more about communal conservancies here Our concessions cover approximately 210 000acres, with more than 25 free ranging species available in very remote pristine "wilderness" areas. In north central and north western Namibia, plains game are offered and in the north eastern concession, (Caprivi) big game. URIEIS CONCESSION AREA This concession is ideally suited to the first time, but even seasoned African hunter. 
The Urieis concession is situated in north western Namibia approximately 450km from the capital Windhoek. The concession covers more than 150 000 acres and forms part of the greater Loxodonta Africa freehold conservancy. Estreux Safaris will conduct most of their hunting safaris in this concession. Game to be found are all free ranging and include species like Southern Greater Kudu, Oryx/Gemsbuck , Springbuck, Warthog, Hartmann Mountain Zebra, Steenbuck, Southern Bush Duiker, Damara Dik-Dik, Baboon, Black-Backed Jackal, Leopard, Cheetah, Giraffe, Red Hartebeest and Klipspringer. This concession also boasted a small population of free roaming elephant, which is often encountered while hunting and provide fantastic photo opportunities. The area consists mainly of Mopani savannah with broken granite hills/kopjes with dry river beds. See more about Urieis concession area here Accommodation is in comfortable thatch roof bungalows; each bungalow can accommodate two people with en suite bathroom, hot and cold water, shower and flush toilets. Home cook meals of the game shot are served in a thatch roof lapa, (open air dining area) overlooking the Urieis dam. The concession is situated two hours drive from the famous Etosha National Park, and provide wonderful photo opportunities of some species of the big five and rare endemic species like the Black-Faced Impala and Damara Dik-Dik. A Himba cultural village is close by for the clients wishing to meet the local people. Visit Meet the local people here |
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