Press Releases
Ultimate Safaris establishes computer laboratory at Khorixas school
20 May 2025
As part of their strategy to support grassroots education and build a foundation for a sustainable tourism workforce,
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Ultimate Safaris Invests in Global Guide Exchange, Deepening Cross-Continental Conservation Ties
23 April 2025
Ultimate Safaris, a leader inconservation-based luxury travel in Namibia, has once again demonstrated itscommitment
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Ultimate Safaris education support – meet Jenory Ganuses
19 February 2025
18-year-old Jenory Ganuses from Kamanjab is one of the recipients of Ultimate Safaris’ non-profit, the Conservation T
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ULTIMATE SAFARIS CONTINUES SUPPORT FOR CONSERVANCY RANGERS INTO 2025 – CELEBRATING 8 YEARS OF IMPACT
14 January 2025
Since 2018, Ultimate Safaris, through its ConservationTravel Foundation, has consistently provided annual support to c
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Ultimate Safaris awarded full house in sustainability awards
30 October 2024
Ultimate Safaris’ Onduli Ridge and Enclave, Camp Doros, and Galton House were all recently awarded 5 Flowers by Eco Awards Namibia, while Camp Sossus was awarded the “almost unobtainable” 5 GREEN Flowers for establishments which score 90% or more for the environmental criteria sections, namely: Water, Energy, Waste Management, and Conservation.
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Ultimate Safaris donates vehicle to Lion Ranger program
9 September 2024
UltimateSafaris’ Conservation Travel Foundation and its local partners have donated a ToyotaLand Cruiser 4.2 Singl
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NAMIBIA IN THE NEWS AND HERE IS OUR TAKE
2 September 2024
Namibia has recently been in the headlines, primarily driven by an uninformed sensationalist approach to reporting, wh
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Ultimate Safaris support leads to re-opening of Conservancy-owned community business
12 August 2024
After more than a decade of closure and a retreat to a state of full disrepair, thanks to a financial investment of ne
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Namibia’s Onduli Ridge recognised as one of the best hotels in the world
19 July 2024
Ultimate Safaris’ recently upgraded Onduli Ridge has won the Richard Bangs Best Hotels in the World Award, celebrating unparalleled excellence in hospitality.
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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.
Rare And Endangered Species Trust
Saving the ‘Forgotten Five’, Africa’s lesser known creatures!
Giraffe Conservation Foundation
Preventing a silent extinction of one of Africa’s most threatened species!
Africat Foundation
Conserving the world’s largest population of cheetah!
North West Human Wildlife Conflict Management Plan
Finding the balance for the sake man and beast!
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!
Save The Rhino Trust
Conserving Africa’s only free-roaming population of black rhino!
Bunny Cottage
Care for urban orphans in Windhoek, Namibia’s capital city!
Little Bugs
Self-help initiative for a marginalized desert community!
Grootberg Primary School
Development of future conservationists by supporting education!
Namib Tsaris Conservancy
Returning the land to nature!
Doro !Nawas Conservancy
Turning the tide on joint venture tourism by improving profits for land custodians!
//Huab Conservancy
Conservation Travel impacting on marginalized communities!
Lionscape Coalition
Using Conservation Travel partnerships to effect conservation change!
Pack For Conservation
The perfect gift/donation for guests to make when travelling to Namibia!
