AFRICAN SAFARIS

Visit one of Africa’s unknown treasures: Namibia has great wildlife and desert scenery. With the largest population of cheetahs and black rhinos, plenty of lions, leopards, and elephants, and 450 species of birds, Namibia is a superb destination for wildlife lovers.

Why go on a safari where  tourists and 4x4 vehicles outnumber the wild animals? Namibia is far less crowded with tourists than the East African game parks.

You'll love the personalized service from our outstanding guides, and you'll appreciate our limited group size of no more than eight clients per tour.

AFRICAN CONSERVATION

Our eco-safaris have been tailored for people who love adventure with style and have a genuine concern for preserving nature. We're a non-profit environmental group, and all our profits from the safaris are used to fund conservation in Africa.

The deadly conflict between wild predators and livestock herding in Africa is as old as history. In Namibia, any lion found outside the national parks may be killed at any time.

We plan to create economic incentives programs showing  the people of Namibia that lion conservation can be in their own self-interest.

SCREEN SAVERS:  African Big Cats   Diverse African Wildlife

The Purpose of these Safaris

EcoVitality is a non-profit environmental group set up to protect nature in remote areas of developing countries, where most of Earth's biodiversity is located.  Because other conservation strategies have been failing, we are adopting an economic-incentives approach that helps the people in poor remote regions get what they want, better economic welfare, in return for their help in our attaining better conservation progress.  

We're applying this approach by offering African wildlife safaris and using the profits to fund lion conservation
in Namibia.  These unique eco-safaris are operated in partnership with Honeyguide Safaris of Namibia, a professional tour-guide company run by Hobby Kreiner, one of Namibia's leading guides and environmentalists.

All Our Safari Profits Fund
 African Wildlife Conservation