The Desert Black Rhino is one of the most critically endangered species on the planet. This is a fantastic opportunity to see these stunning animals and see them in the wild as opposed to them being observed in a reserve or compound. Surviving in our region, and within a vast landscape which in the main is untouched by man, we go in search of these beautiful animals.

Driving for around an hour from our office in our comfortable enclosed safari vehicle, we enter the conservancy which spans 352,000 hectares of scrub and semi desert terrain. There we meet our guide and ranger. With so few of these magnificent creatures left living, not least due to the illegal and awful but highly lucrative rhino horn poaching trade, we park up and go on foot, in silence, and in single file.

We cannot and do not guarantee that you will spot a rhino. In fact, we go no further than to say it is probably a 50/50 chance. However, this is an amazing adventure within stunning scenery, and other species of African wildlife may be spotted along the way, not least giraffe, ostrich and springbok.

You will need good footwear as the terrain can be rough and stony, plus hats, and warm clothing for an early start, and sun protection lotion too. Binoculars, or scopes, plus cameras with telephoto lens (suggested 500mm+) and tripod are all important to bring with you.

This experience is not recommended for young children under the age of 12 and be aware that all young people need to be silent when tracking on foot. Rhinos and other African wild animals can be dangerous, and whilst joining these tracks is done at your own risk, every precaution is taken to ensure your safe enjoyment of this amazing experience. Each adventure lasts around four hours which includes the travel time to and from our office to the area where the Desert Black Rhino roam free.

This fabulous adventure and opportunity of a lifetime costs just N$3,500 per person (ages 12 and up, no consessions). Part of this fee goes towards supporting the work of the conservancy and Save the Rhino Trust, plus helps secure jobs and income for the local community.