Meet Namibia's rescued predators, an hour from Windhoek
N/a’an ku sê is a conservation sanctuary set in the highland bush east of Windhoek, caring for animals that can no longer live safely in the wild. This day out takes you behind the scenes of that work, with a guided visit timed around feeding.
A feeding tour, not a game drive
Your guide feeds the resident animals, which may include cheetah, leopard, African wild dog, caracal and baboons, while explaining how each one came to the sanctuary and what its future holds. You see these species up close, from a safe distance, and learn how the sanctuary tackles conflict between farmers and wildlife.
A morning that fits around your trip
You are collected at 08:30 and back in the city by about 14:00, so it suits an arrival day, a stopover or the day before a flight. Watch for antelope and other free-roaming animals on the scenic drive.
Good to know
Small groups of up to five guests. Please share your Windhoek hotel name when you book. The visit includes some walking, so it is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or those prone to motion sickness. Drones are not allowed. Bring a camera, hat and sunscreen.
