1. Dirk De Bod safaris Namibia offers exclusive camps for groups of up to 6 persons for a safari experience.
2. The camp is located 1 hour north of the Hosea Kutako International Airport in Namibia.
3. The camp boasts over 48,500 acres of private game reserves with 31 different Namibian species available, part of 1,351,234 acre hunting conservancies.
4. Namibia is a land of contrasts with a surface area of 317,816 square miles, four times the size of Great Britain and larger than Texas.
5. Namibia has a population of 2.4 million represented by eleven ethnic groups, resulting in a colorful and vibrant fusion of languages and cultures.
6. English is the official language in Namibia, but several indigenous languages are spoken.
7. Namibia has excellent infrastructure with a well-maintained road network and efficient telecommunications.
8. Medical care in Namibia consists of both public and private hospitals with modern diagnostic facilities and world-class practitioners.
9. The hunting season in Namibia is from March to November.
10. The weather in Namibia is usually sunny for around 300 days of the year.
11. Rain mainly falls in the summer months from November to March.
12. Summer temperatures range from 75°F at night to 105°F mid-day, while winter temperatures range from 30°F at night to 75°F mid-day.
13. The safari begins on their Game Reserve and may use other concessions in the North and West to accommodate desires for unique and rare species.
14. After the hunt, there are options for Photographic tours to the National Parks, Skeleton Coast, and River fishing.
15. Dirk de Bod holds the record for the most top 10 trophies taken of all time with the Namibia Professional Hunting Association record system.