La Bips Safari's (Namibia Africa)

Experience an unforgettable Hunting Safari on Hartebeestloop, our hunting farm in the heart of the Kalahari. On Hartebeestloop you will find the original game density and varied species of Southern Africa.

On our typical Kalahari duneveld landscape you can hunt for Kudu, Eland, Oryx, Springbuck, Red Hartebeest and other game species. We have more than 20 different species available. The Oryx is one of the most typical Kalahari animals and it is truly an exceptional and worthy trophy.

Hunt with our experienced and well trained guides. Whether you are stalking the game or sitting in a hide, we will make sure that it is done according the ethical principles of hunting, thereby ensuring humane practices in the utilization of wildlife. We do selective hunting and thereby ensuring and maintaining the diversity of nature. We are proud to say that we hunt according the fair chase principals as stated in the NAPHA (Namibia Professional Hunting Association) code of conduct.

After a successful hunt we will collect and skin your trophy and do the necessary field preparation. We will gladly advise you on a choice of a renowned local taxidermist and a reliable shipping agent. We want to stress that the utmost care is taken of your trophy: the skinning, the preparation, and the labelling of every part of it to insure that you receive the best possible article back home.

After a breathtaking sunset over the red Kalahari dunes, your fulfilling and exciting hunting day will come to an end and you can relax around the campfire under the clear Namibian skies. You can enjoy traditional Namibian meals prepared by our kitchen with some of our best local beers and South African wines.

Your accommodation is in very comfortable, spacious rooms with en-suite bathrooms with hot and cold running water.

La Bips Safari’s know-how and expertise guarantee you an unforgettable hunting experience. Our rates do not include any hidden costs. What you see is what you pay.

Happy hunting!

 "They say that all bugs in Africa bite ..... but the Safari bug is the worst of all !"