In order to enter any state-owned conservation area in Namibia a so-called Permit is required. It refers to an authorisation paper to enter a specific area in the country. All permits are issued by the Ministry…
Rules & Regulations
The following Rules & Regulations apply to any state-owned Namibian conservation area that requires a Permit. Do not leave your car (exceptions apply to e.g. Namib-Naukluft-Park, Daan Viljoen Game Park, Dorob National Park) Do not…
Dorob National Park
The Dorob National Park was proclaimed in 2010 to conserve the coastal areas around Swakopmund and Walvis Bay. It is the "most open" National Park in Namibia. The Dorob National Park can be freely accessed via…
Daan Viljoen Game Park
The Daan Viljoen Game Park was proclaimed in 1968 and is, with only 39.53 sqkm, one of Namibia's smallest parks. Daan Viljoen, categorized by IUCN in category II, is only 25 kms from Windhoek and thus a…
Bwabwata National Park (KAZA)
The Bwabwata National Park was proclaimed in 2007. It is made up out of the former Caprivi National Park (proclaimed 1968) and Mahango National Parl (1986). Since Auguts 2011 it is part of the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA).…
Stay (Nature Reserves)
Different accommodation options exists in most of the state-owned Namibian conservation areas like Game Parks, Recreation Areas and National Parks. These establishments are except for very few cases run by the state-owned company Namibia Wildlife…