Journeysmiths
Our Journeysmiths are considered to be leading authorities on travel to Namibia, and they have over 300 years of relevant experience between them. From the onset, great importance is attached to identifying specific expectations and requirements and including these in the arrangements made, thus ensuring seamless and very memorable safari experiences. Facilitated by intelligent, insider knowledge and a little black book of private contacts, our safari specialists smooth out the creases to remove the complexities of a Namibian safari, ensuring all aspects of any given safari are artfully tied together. Keeping on the cutting edge of what is new is a priority at Ultimate Safaris and, as a result, you are assured of a safari that makes use of the best possible options available.
Meet our Journeysmiths

Alfons Kaura
Alfons has always had a
passion for the open road, keen to get away from the hustle and bustle of city
life. He travelled regularly to a family farm in the Erongo region of Namibia during
his school holidays, and this started his love for nature. At much the same
time he saw the pictures that a friend had taken during a tour he had just
completed and knew immediately that he wanted to work in the tourism industry. He
therefore completed a diploma in Travel and Tourism and went on to work for
three years at Canon Lodge in the Fish River Canyon. He was then offered a fully
paid scholarship by the Millennium Challenge Account (MCA) to study at the
Namibia Academy for Tourism and Hospitality (NATH), where he obtained his Level
3 National tour guide qualification, graduating at the top of his class. He
did his guide internship at Wolwedans on the Namib Rand Nature Reserve and from
there came to join Ultimate Safaris as a trainee guide.
During this time, his true ability became apparent as he showed great potential as a tour consultant. He was always willing to assist, determined to do every task as well as he could, and meticulous with his planning and administration. When added to a friendly and positive demeanor and a willingness to take responsibility for what he was doing, he quickly established himself as a valued member the Windhoek office. He spent several years learning the trade under the direct supervision of the company directors but then progressed swiftly to become an independent consultant and then a senior consultant who now also supervises others. The knowledge and experience he has gathered over the years during his travels around Namibia means that he has the understanding of his home country that allows him to prepare the ideal safari. Alfons still regards the Canon Lodge his favorite place in Namibia and visits it any chance he can get– after all, it is where he got his first employment and where he started his career in the tourism Industry, so it will always be his first love.

Amanda Engelbrecht
How did your journey start in Tourism: During my final year of high school, I attended a career fair at which
various companies and universities had displays of possible career paths to
follow. This is where I discovered the existence of the tourism industry and
decided to change my career path from Accounting to Tourism. Within a year, I
was enrolled as a Tourism Management student at NUST and studying towards a
bachelor's degree. Before graduating from NUST, I applied for the Disney
Cultural Representative programme and was provided with the opportunity to work
at Walt Disney World for a year and that is when my career in tourism really
took off. After that year I returned, graduated, and was off to work in the
United States for another 6 months as an intern at a 4-star hotel which is part
of the Marriott Autograph Collection. Upon returning to Namibia, I started off
at the Cheetah Conservation Fund and about a year and few months after, started
working with the Ultimate Safaris Tribe.
Personal interests: Reading, music and travel.
Why I enjoy working at Ultimate Safaris: Ultimate Safaris has an organized, creative and unique way of doing things- I like that. They are thoughtful and consider every aspect of the guests travel experience while in Namibia. Their dedication and contribution to conservation is inspiring, making it one of the reasons I chose to work here.
Which is your favorite destination in Namibia and why? So far, I don’t have a favorite destination in Namibia because I believe that every destination in Namibia has something unique to offer (whether it is wildlife or scenery) that makes it special and worth visiting. I would like to see them all every single time!

Anna Povanhu
Anna was born in Angola and was raised in
the former East Germany. The first time
she ever went on an aircraft was on the life changing journey moving from
Angola to Germany as a child, and she was inspired by the air hostesses and wanted
to be one when she grew up. This dream came true in 2004 when she was recruited
by Air Namibia. During her 5 years of flying with the airline she spent time in
Germany, the UK, Angola, Ghana and all over South Africa. A passenger asked her one day what she would
recommend for when he visited in Namibia and then the realization dawned on her
that she didn’t know Namibia at all even though it had been her home since her
teens. She had only visited Swakopmund and Owamboland, the home to her parents
& grandparents. She therefore changed her career direction and became a
travel consultant, determined to continue her passion for travel and meeting
new people, but also taking the opportunity to explore her home.
Anna started working with Wilderness
Safaris and then moved to Ultimate Safaris where she has become a specialist in
all Namibian safaris, including designing and planning self-drives, guided and
fly in safaris for FIT’s and small groups. She has now travelled widely and
been to Sossusvlei, the Skeleton Coast, Damaraland, Opuwo, Etosha and parts of
the Okavango Delta in Botswana, but the Namib Rand Nature Reserve remains her
favourite place - every time she visits the Namib Rand, it takes her breath
away so it is definitely her place to ‘get away from it all’. Anna has shown
that strong determination will open up opportunities to work in your dream
job. She loves designing people’s
holidays and being an ambassador for her beautiful country, while still having
a lot of fun. She is a huge fan of the National Geographic channel and could
spend hours entranced watching it, and one of her favourite quotes is by Bo
Bennett: “Having a positive mental attitude is asking how something can be done
rather than saying it cannot be done.”

Birgit Mohrmann
Birgit is a fourth generation Namibian, of
German descent, and she has worked in the Namibian tourism sector for nearly
two decades. As a result, she has visited more than 400 lodges, camps and hotels
throughout the country, and she is one of the most passionate Namibians in the
industry. She works on introducing Ultimate Safaris and its products to
operators based overseas, and then following that up with detailed information
and suggestions concerning how we can best work together. She then remains
involved while the business relationship is established and nurtured, and also
remains on call to assist when needed even after her own direct role of
introduction has been completed. In addition to her travels in Namibia, she has
also enjoyed many safaris to the Okavango Delta, got soaked by the Victoria
Falls, and regularly travels to South Africa for work and pleasure.
Birgit has worked in marketing for most of her
career, so she has travelled extensively, including sales trips to the UK,
Germany, Holland, and the US where she particularly loves the west coast. While she enjoys the pulsating vibe of big
city life, she prefers her soul to be rejuvenated in her favourite place of
Namibia, the northwest of Namibia. Any of the ephemeral river systems, the
purple pink colours of the Damaraland and especially the wild isolation of the
Kunene region is where her seemingly inexhaustible positive energy gets it’s
much needed recharge. In addition to her
main role, she also served on the TASA board for several years and is fiercely
committed to promote Namibia continuously as a safe, unique and pioneering
tourism destination.

Clemensia Ouses
How did your journey start in Tourism: I
got my first taste of the tourism industry in 2011 when I helped my older
sister to run her company as a holiday job. I studied Travel &
Tourism at the Namibian University of Science and Technology, and I completed
my internship at Nature Friend Safaris where I picked up a good grounding of
tourism operations and philosophy.
After that, I joined Ultimate Safaris as a receptionist and by my
bright personality and obvious potential, I quickly got promoted to
Journeysmith, and I have become an integral part of the tribe, always eager to
help and learn. I now co-ordinate the very successful Ultimate Namibia Safari
and Namibia Under Canvas programmes.
Personal interests: Travelling, reading, and spending time with family and friends.
Why I enjoy working at Ultimate Safaris: The
Ultimate tribe makes you feel like a family, its family away from home.
Which is your favorite destination in Namibia and why? My favorite part of Namibia is Damaraland because of its amazingly diverse colors and landscapes.

Colleen Bleach
Colleen has always had a great interest in wildlife and travel, especially birding and discovering the little things in the bush. Added to this, she lives in a perfect country to develop her passion for photography, which is why Wolwedans remains her favourite spot in Namibia as this magical place makes it impossible to take an ugly photo. Namibian born, she started her tourism career in South Africa with three years in retail travel and then worked for over thirteen years at &Beyond, five of which were at a lodge in the Sabi Sands. She then moved back to Namibia and has been with Ultimate Safaris since that time and is happy to be somewhere she can continue to indulge in her passion for the bush and work with people who share that interest. Colleen herself has explored much of Namibia and South Africa as well as visiting Botswana, Victoria Falls, Zanzibar, Kenya/Diani Beach and most of the &Beyond East African lodges. She has also ventured to places beyond Southern Africa, including Thailand and Singapore, Australia (for the 2000 Olympics), London and many countries in Europe.
Colleen’s attention to detail is consummate, and she’s dedicated to using her extensive knowledge from her own experiences to put together truly life enriching journeys for others. Her enjoyment for people and traveling and her highly guest orientated personality combine well to ensure her trip planning guarantees a great experience for our guests. Her personal motto is : “Working hard for something we don’t care about is called stress – working hard for something we love is called passion.”

Gaynor Van Der Westhuizen
How did your journey start in Tourism: My life path and decisions steered me into tourism, where I realized that I am good with working with people, wanting to make a difference in someone’s life and contribute to the local wildlife and cultural care. I did my research on the industry, obtaining my degree in Tourism Management in 2019 and since then my passion and interest has grown and still grows to this day.
Personal interests: Fur babies, especially dogs. Music of all genres. Freelance dancer.
Why I enjoy working at Ultimate Safaris: Ultimate Safaris has a dynamic group of people, from different backgrounds and that gives one a sense of comfortability and belonging.
Ultimate Safaris holds conservation close to their hearts, where all their projects really make a difference. And what it amazing is that we all play a part in it; from housekeeping, sales team, operations, procurement and accounts, and thus why it is truly special to work here.
Which is your favorite destination in Namibia and why? The first time I visited Damaraland, it called to my heart and soul. From the scenery of geographical change to the desert adapted wildlife. I am yet to experience the more destinations of our beautiful country but for now this is the one for me.

Swenja de Vos
Swenja hadn’t
ever really thought about venturing into the tourism industry as a possible
career option until she did a short stint after school working as receptionist
at a tour operator. This quickly ignited an enthusiasm to make tourism her
chosen calling and she started to develop a career in the industry in 2007,
going on to specialize in arranging self-drive FIT tours. She
believes tourism is now exactly where she belongs and, as a Namibian, she loves
nothing more than being able to present her lovely country, with its amazing
landscape and wildlife, to the rest of the world. Etosha National Park is her
favourite place in Namibia as this is where her she found her passion and
started a love affair with elephants which was ignited when she had her first
encounter with a baby elephant playing at a waterhole while her mother was
drinking there.
Swenja has travelled to most areas in Namibia, apart from the Kaokoland and the Fish River Canyon which she’s planning to visit as soon as she can. She has also explored parts the Okavango Delta in Botswana, as well as visiting Victoria Falls. Swenja is often called “Smiley” because she smiles and laughs a lot, having fun whilst being highly driven to offer nothing but the best service to her clients. She is very determined and extremely conscientious, and she almost always manages to maintain that heart-warming smile.

Tatiana Malewski
How did your journey start in Tourism:I grew up in Namibia, travelling the country with my family every chance we got, and after I graduated from school, I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life or my career and so I saw great opportunity to do a course in Marine and Coastal Tour Guiding along the east coast of South Africa for my gap year. Diving, snorkeling and hiking – it was incredible!
Some months down the line, I had my Marine FGASA qualification and fell in love with tourism, the ocean and sharing information about nature and all it’s secrets.
I moved back to Namibia to rejoin my family and with a wealth of knowledge of Namibia from personal experience, as well as having a guiding qualification behind me, I decided to share our special country with the rest of the world.
Personal interests:Conservation initiatives and projects, yoga, hiking, birding and painting.
Why I enjoy working at Ultimate Safaris: Working at Ultimate Safaris means working with a variety of unique and special individuals with whom you’d never encounter on a normal basis. People that become family – become a tribe and share a passion unmeasurable to anyone for tourism and for the conservation of some of the most pristine wilderness areas on earth.
We are dedicated to the improvement of the quality of life of the communities who live in and around pristine areas, and have a registered non-profit organization called the Conservation Travel Foundation which supports these ideals.
Our tribe has a deep understanding of all the areas in which we operate and we endorse responsible tourism principles that support and promote conservation and development initiatives.
Being part of Ultimate Safaris gives me a sense of accomplishment, giving back, and knowing that what we do doesn’t only benefit us, it benefits our country.
Which is your favorite destination in Namibia and why? I love every part of Namibia – every area boasting something unique and special that you can’t find elsewhere. To choose one single destination is truly a tough one, but I find myself gravitating towards the NamibRand Nature Reserve – home to the oldest desert in the world and also known as the ‘dark sky reserve’ where the sky at night is so spectacular and so vast that you suddenly have this feeling that we are but a mere spot in the universe.
I have visited NamibRand more times than I can count, and I never get tired of the stunning dunes, the incredible survival and thriving flora and fauna in the middle of the desert. My absolute favourite part is the start and end to a new day – the colours as the sun rises or sets are so different every day, so magical and so special to witness. Serenity.

Tamsyn Jacobs
Name:
Tamsyn-Lee Jacobs
Place of Birth: Oranjemund, Namibia
How did your journey start in Tourism: My journey in tourism started back in 2008, fresh out of high school where I landed my first job at the Information centre in Swakopmund. My interest in the tourism industry grew and I was intrigued to explore more of what this industry had to offer, especially in a beautiful and diverse country such as Namibia. I have been very fortunate to experience and learn from and in the various aspects of this industry (from working at a lodge directly interacting with guests, preparing tailormade trips as well as many years in the aviation industry as a charter coordinator). I have now found my passion and where I belong and thoroughly enjoy working in the groups department at Ultimate Safaris. Besides the ethos, this dynamic and ever developing company is exciting to be a part of and I love creating life enriching journeys for all my guests.
Personal interests: Travel, true crime docuseries + podcasts and all things craft related.
Which is your favorite destination in Namibia and why? I have been fortunate to explore most of Namibia and some parts of Europe but hands down its Sossusvlei – for many personal reasons but particularly for the red dunes and the beautiful starry night skies which has stolen my heart. It truly is the best place on earth.

Ivan Malgas
NAME: Ivan Cameron “Hafeni” Malgas
Place of Birth:
Okahandja, Otjozondjupa Region
How did your
journey start in Tourism:
Ivan was bitten by the tourism bug due
to his love for people, vast open space, wildlife and from watching wildlife
documentaries. He knew that tourism was meant for him and that he wanted to
share the love for his beloved Namibia with the rest of the world. He decided to enroll for a National Diploma
in Travel & Tourism Management after completing high school and now holds
an Honours Degree in Hospitality and Tourism Management – elective Protected Area
Management.
Personal interests:
Ivan
enjoys the outdoors and is highly fascinated by the diversity of the fauna and
flora of our country. He likes reading
and watching wildlife documentaries. He enjoys working with people as well as
travelling and seeing new places. Ivan has a keen interest in Namibia’s
different desert landscapes ranging from the Kalahari Desert, Namib Desert and
the dry & arid Kaokoland. Ivan also has a keen interest in what makes the
Tourism industry tick from marketing, policy, management, and academics.
Which is your favorite destination in
Namibia and why?
His favourite place in Namibia is the Kaokoland/Kunene Region, because of its unspoiled & unexplored beauty, its wide-open spaces, it’s rugged and contrasting scenery from the windswept dune fields to the rocky desert outcrops and the mighty crocodile infested Kunene River. The sheer number of endemic species of fauna and flora found in the Kaokoland as another reason why this is his favourite area in Namibia. He further lists the cool coastal breeze and allure of Swakopmund as being his second favourite destination.

Katja Haase
NAME: Katja Haase
Place of Birth: Windhoek, but grown up on a farm in central Namibia
How did your journey start in Tourism:
I grew up on a guest farm in central Namibia, so tourism is in my blood since childhood.
My passion for Destination Marketing started while living overseas and while being the account manager for Texas Tourism in Europa.
After I came back home from living abroad
for 10 years, I realized my place in this world is in tourism in Namibia.
I was reintroduced to Namibian and the Tourism industry. I worked for a
DMC, exploring, and understanding all the different areas of Namibia.
However, my love for the industry lies in
the Destination Marketing part, so I ventured on to market different lodges and
camps in Namibia. With a strong focus and love for sustainable
tourism. Making a difference in Communities and conservancies is the path
I walk to create an impact not only for the industry but for Namibia as a
whole.
Personal Interests:
To travel and to explore our beautiful
mother earth. I am super social person – so I love the interaction with
people, learning from people and their cultures.
Reading, cooking, photography, and writing
is my creative outlet.
Hitradio Namibia and I started a German podcast
that focuses on Namibia and the stories of Namibia that need to be told.
And I absolutely LOVE exploring Namibia and meeting these amazing people that
make our country so spectacular.
Laughing – a lot and probably in some inappropriate moments.
Which is your favorite destination in
Namibia and why?
There
is just something about that rugged landscape of Damaraland and Kaokovel, that
grabs my attention. The colors, the unexpected desert adapted animals,
the landscape, and the mountains. And the rich culture of the people
living there and yet you drive kilometers without seeing a soul. Which
makes finding yours so much easier.

Jennifer Esau
Place of Birth:
Swakopmund
How did your journey start in Tourism:
I studied Hospitality Management and ended up doing my internship at Hilton Hotel back in 2014. I moved to reservations at a different company, but soon after discovered that what I really wanted to do was tour consulting. I became a tour consultant in 2016 and still love what I am doing 7 years later.
Personal interests: Spending time with my family. I have two very busy kids.
Which is your favorite destination in Namibia and why?
Shipwreck Lodge. It is very secluded and beautiful. It is almost like a hidden gem, not seen by many but something you really appreciate and cherish the memory of long after you leave.

Marii Karaerua
Place of Birth:
Windhoek
How did your journey start in Tourism:
I'm thrilled to share my
journey in the tourism industry, a path that has been ingrained in my life
since childhood. I have had the incredible privilege of growing up amidst the
captivating landscapes and vibrant cultures of Namibia. With a deep-rooted
passion for travel and a family heritage in the hospitality sector—it's a way
of life.
My love affair with tourism began as I accompanied my parents on memorable
adventures across Namibia, exploring enchanting lodges nestled in the heart of
breathtaking destinations such as Etosha, Sossusvlei, Damaraland
and all the way to the Okavango/Chobe river. These formative experiences ignited a desire within me to immerse
myself in the world of travel and hospitality, which I eagerly embrace.
I have been fortunate to witness the evolution of the tourism landscape
firsthand. From witnessing the conservation efforts in Etosha National Park to marvelling
at the majestic sand dunes of Swakopmund, each
encounter has shaped my understanding of the unique interplay between nature,
culture, and sustainable tourism.
My passion for the tourism
industry continues to grow, fueling my drive to explore new horizons and exceed
expectations and it now goes without say that my Professional
journey in the tourism industry and discovering
the extraordinary wonders of Namibia and beyond starts here
at Ultimate Safaris.
Personal
interests:
·
Farming
·
Traveling, exploring
uncharted places
·
Sports(Soccer,Rugby
and Track)
·
Photography
Which is your favorite destination in Namibia and why?
I
still regard the Chobe Water Villas or Okavango area as my favorite as you
enter from Kasane and get to witness all the tiny islands, river species on a
boat cruise before getting to the actual destination and enjoying breathtaking
views a-top a river chalet linking you to water and land, I could say was an
out of the ordinary experience.

Jack Matundu
Place of Birth:
Windhoek, Khomas Region
How did your journey start in Tourism:
I attended
a Tourism Expo in my final year of high school. The way they showcased tourism
as an industry immediately made me fall in love with it and then I eventually
decided this is the career path I wanted to pursue. I later obtained my degree
in Tourism at the University of Science and Technology and started my first job
thereafter. Tourism is a great industry with a lot to offer I believe everyone
should get to experience something unique from the industry.
Personal interests:
I am a travel guru always looking forward to new
adventures, reading & spending quality time with my loved ones.
Which is your favorite destination in Namibia and why?
This is a very
tough decision because you get to experience everything at once in Namibia. Swakopmund
for its beautiful buildings built with a touch of German architecture and the
cool sea breeze that helps you unwind. Sossusvlei for its big red dunes and
saltpan. Damaraland for its unique desert adapted wildlife and rock engravings.
It would be a lie if I said I have a favorite destination in Namibia because
I’m genuinely in love with Namibia as a destination in whole.

Umuna Tjiseseta
Place of Birth:
Windhoek
How did your journey start in Tourism:
Other than the beautiful scenery, nature and attractions that captures my attention and eyes. As a kid up until now it is a tradition with my family to spend Christmas at different Etosha properties each year, because our farm is just 50 kilos away from Etosha. I grew into loving seeing animals and travelling and one day I would like to build my own lodge. I enrolled at NUST and so I officially started working towards my tourism dream.
Personal interests:
Swimming,
spending time with my family and friends, playing board games, watching Natural
geography, watching documentaries.
Which is your favorite destination in Namibia and why?
Grootberg Lodge, the view is beyond amazing and the decoration, set up is breathtaking and it has wonderful activities, and the pool is extraordinary.

Stephanie Mohrmann
Name: Stephanie Mohrmann
Place of Birth:
Windhoek
How did your journey start in Tourism: I thank
my lucky stars today, as I grew up with an adventurous family, who are keen
campers and wanted to show us kids the beauty of this stunning country. I
climbed rocks, walked barefoot and stepped into many thorns, definitely ate
sand and slept under Namibia’s Milky Way from a very
young age. My first official job was at Wilderness Safaris in the Lodge
Reservations team. After almost a decade I joined Ongava Game Reserve and
then later was the Global Ambassador for the Naturally Namibia portfolio.
After taking a longish gap year of 15 months to explore different parts of the
world with cruise ships contracts, I find myself now at Ultimate Safaris.
After almost 17 years in tourism in various fields, I can proudly say that the
tourism industry (especially Namibia) is rooted firm into me.
Personal
interests:
Exploring our
lekker planet! Especially if this includes fitness challenges like long
hikes through the 4-night Fish River Canyon.
In my personal
time you’ll find me trail running, doing yoga poses or practicing
acrobatics. A busy body needs proper nutrition, which is my other passion
– to cook and share healthy food tips.
Which is your
favorite destination in Namibia and why?
DAMARALAND!
What a diverse landscape that has endless horizons. I was on an Etendeka hike,
and when the sun set, the rays touched new horizons every minute. We
counted 11 horizons by the time the sun set. Our eyes hurt from the endless vistas we
enjoyed. It is geographical ‘art’ that would look kitsch in a photo. The
Damaraland area is also home to some of the most unique animals, that have
completely adapted to survive in the harsh desert, like the desert-adapted lions,
elephants and the giraffe. Still today, these resilient survivors amaze
me.

Jade Van Zyl
Name: Nikita Jade van Zyl
Place of Birth: South Africa
How did your journey start in Tourism: In my very last year of high school, I had received a trophy for being the best tourism student of my year and After this achievement, I had decided to further my studies in Tourism and began a Bachelors degree in Tourism Management at the University of Johannesburg, School of tourism and hospitality. My passion and dedication towards the tourism industry had me excel within my degree and I graduated cum laude. I right away began my career as a flight attendant with the best airline in the word, Qatar Airways after I passed my 3 day interview process, and within a month I had moved to Doha, Qatar. After one year of flying around the globe, I decided I needed a change and moved to Namibia after marriage and decided to continue my journey within my field which brought me to the wonderful company, Ultimate Safaris.
Personal interests:
I enjoy cooking and baking, spending time with my family and pets, picnics in the open air, reading and binge watching series.
Which is your favorite destination in Namibia and why?
Swakopmund, I enjoy the cool air on my
face as I take walks down the beach. Swakopmund is rich in culture and food and
I am all about a good meal, as you can always find a good treat wherever you
go. I have never seen a more beautiful sunset at any destination I have visited
as the sunset in Swakopmund, this destination truly has the most magnificent
sunset I have ever seen, and if you have not experienced its brilliance, it is
really worth watching. I have yet to visit other destinations in Namibia, but I
plan on going to many places on my bucket list!

Hayleen Cloete
Hayleen Cloete
Place of Birth:
Windhoek, Namibia
How did your journey start in Tourism:
I studied hotel management at Nust. During my
internship at the Windhoek Hilton Hotel, I discovered my great passion for the
tourism sector. After my internship, I worked in a tourism company for a year,
but unfortunately lost my job because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Shortly after,
I made the brave decision to move to Germany. During my first year, I worked as
an au pair, immersing myself in a new culture. In my second year in Germany, I
immersed myself in the studies of wine making. I got to travel throughout Germany,
France, and the Netherlands. I was not only interested in education, but also
in enjoying freedom and experiencing the richness of European life.
Personal
interests:
Embracing adventures and traveling, sports but
mostly swimming, restaurant hopping.
Which is your
favorite destination in Namibia and why?
I prefer not having a preference. I believe
Namibia has numerous captivating and adventurous places scattered throughout
its diverse regions.

Enriching Lives
Ultimate Safaris is privileged to be able to operate in pristine wilderness areas. We believe that the future of the environment and the natural inhabitants of these regions lies in the hands of the communities living there, and that this means they must be involved in the custodianship of their surroundings. The Conservation Travel Foundation is Ultimate Safaris’ registered non-profit organisation and it fully supports these ideals.

Giraffe Conservation Foundation
Preventing a silent extinction of one of Africa’s most threatened species!

Desert Lion Project
Protecting the world’s only growing lion population that lives outside of a National Park!

Rhino Ranger Programme
Empowering communities for conservation through rural employments and training!