New Ethical Safaris In Africa

Conservancy Safaris Etambura room looking out.

Fancy taking an ethical safari tour in Africa?

Conservancy Safaris Namibia, offered by Kamili, has released 2011 details for its North West Kunene tour and new tours in Etosha and Caprivi.

Conservancy Safaris Namibia vehicle.

Community-owned safari operation Conservancy Safaris tour into Kunene in north-western Namibia.

Kunene has five major community-managed conservancies with a total area of 13,500 sq km and a population of 1,800.

Ownership of Kunene Conservancy Safaris is vested in the community conservancies of Puros, Sanitatas, Okonjombo, Orupembe and Marienfluss.

Conservancy Safaris is expanding its responsible tourism model to include conservancies in the Caprivi-Etosha region of Namibia.

Kamili represents a wide-ranging portfolio of 40+ hand-picked, independent African camps and lodges.

The 2011 tours include:

• Caprivi Etosha Safari, 11 days / 10 nights or 10 days / 9 nights. The new itinerary takes guests from Etosha National Park through Namibia’s Caprivi Strip, land in the far north east of Namibia bordering Angola, Zambia, Botswana and Zimbabwe, and end at Victoria Falls.

• Conservancy Safaris Namibia Lion Pride, Specialized Safaris, 5 days / 4 nights. The Specialized Safaris enable visitors to spend time with internationally-renowned specialists for wildlife encounters in small, intimate groups.

• Kunene Kaleidoscope, 10 days / 9 nights. This safari is designed to provide the ultimate wildlife, conservation and indigenous culture experience and stays at new Etambura Camp.

For more info, visit the Kamili site.

Images courtesy of Kamili