Lindenhof is a privately owned game farm in the Gobabis District, Namibia. The landscape consists of typical African savannah with tall grass and large camel thorn trees.

South Camp is surrounded by the majestic beauty of Southern Namibia, a diverse and stark landscape, deceptively rich in plant, animal and bird life.

A diamond in the rough. This rare South African gem stretches over 212 000 acres in the Northern Cape Province, making it the largest privately owned hunting concession in the country.

The Caprivi is considered to many as Namibia’s Garden of Eden. Lush woodland forests, wetlands, rivers and deltas all form part of this unique and beautiful eco system.

Kazuma lies within the teak forest areas of western Zimbabwe. It is situated along the boundary with Botswana and between the Kazuma reserve, Matetsi Unit 1 and Matetsi Unit 2 reserves.

In our opinion is this concession currently the best area in Africa for big elephant. It shares a 47 mile unfenced border with the Hwange National Park.

For a memorable beach experience before or after your hunt, you have to visit Pemba Beach Lodge on the beautiful Mozambique Riviera.

Situated in the north east of the Niassa National Reserve, this camp boasts over 31 miles of Lugenda River frontage and the same again along the Rovuma River, which forms the border with Tanzania.

Within the unspoiled, pristine Miombo woodlands of the Niassa Reserve.

Home to several migratory species, this 1,235,000 acre reserve borders the famous Murchison Falls National Park in the north west of Uganda.

This hunting area in the north east of Uganda, stretching over 12,300,000 acres and sharing a boundary with the famed Kidepo National Park, remains one of the last true wilderness areas in the country.

Kafu River Basin in central Uganda covers about 12,355,000 acres and hosts the elusive Sitatunga, ghost of the swamp.