Our beautiful farm is situated 160km South East of Windhoek, Namibia. We are a free roaming farm with 15 different species of antelope.
Our landscape varies from hard rock bush areas to the beautiful red Kalahari sand dunes. With such beautiful scenery it is no wonder that many hunters prefer to take up the challenge to “walk and stalk” giving them a sense of true traditional hunting. Our farm boasts with a large variety of bird species that can be observed as well as some beautiful Namibian plant life.

The offer: 10 Days 1 Hunter
1 Kudu
1 Blue- /Blackwildebeest
1 Zebra
1 Oryx
1 Impala
1 Steenbock
1 Springbock

Inlcuded:
• Accommodation in double en suite rooms, sharing.
• Breakfast, Lunch and dinner daily.
• Beer and soft drinks
(wine and alcoholic drinks will be charged
separately)
• Laundry service.
• Transport to and from airport.
• Transport for hunting
• Professional Hunter
• Trackers and Skinner's
• Field preparation of trophies
• Delivery of trophies to taxidermist in Windhoek
• Vehicles with local driver for hunting
• 15% Government taxes.

Exclude: Medical insurance, personal expences, alchol drinks, rifle and ammunition, Tipps for workers

ACCOMODATION
We have four chalets on the farm, of which three comprise of a double room and ensuite bathroom. The fourth chalet has two separate family ensuite rooms as well as a kitchenette and lounge with a warm and cosy fireplace for the cold winter nights. Guests have the option to share a room should they prefer to. Rooms are cleaned in the morning by our friendly staff and laundry can be done on request.

MEALS
After a successful day of hunting, guests can enjoy an ice-cold beverage in the "Lapa" or a special sundowner can be arranged on the Kalahari dunes. Traditional Namibian meals are served. Special requests are catered for.

PHONE/INTERNET/WIFI
Free WIFI in the area of the main house and Lapa. Cellphone coverage is good in most parts of Beenbreck and the surrounding area. Make sure to contact your cellphone provider for international calling plans and connectivity during your visit in Namibia