Erindi Game Reserve Namibia, Central Namibia

Situated around an expansive, lively wilderness, the Erindi Game Reserve is considered to house one of the most prolific amounts of endemic species in Africa. Located in central Namibia, the Erindi Game Reserve is over 70,000 hectares large and houses over 20,000 animals at any given time, some of them belonging to rare and endangered species. These many animals ensure that you can spot and observe any number of exotic African wildlife on any given day.

The area that would one day become Erindi played host to some of the indigenous tribes in the area such as the Herero and San people. San tribe cave drawings and Herero farming practices can be found in the wilderness of Erindi, which is no surprise since greenery and life are abundant due to the watering holes found in and around the landscape.

It is this abundance of wildlife that attracts many visitors every year. From Animal Planet filming crews to photographers to the safari-loving family, there is a lot to be found in the Erindi Game Reserve in Namibia.

The park has many conservations and game reserves where people can tour, observe, and camp among the zebras, lions, and elephants that are often spotted in the reserve. Today, many lodgings are regulated by the private game reserve that focuses on ethical eco-tourism that ensures that the animals and their natural habitats aren’t disrupted by humans.

From luxurious accommodations to knowledgeable guides, taking a safari vacation in the Enrindi Game Reserve is a no-brainer. And with a gorgeously green surrounding landscape that houses numerous rare animal species, you are sure to be enchanted by the life of Enrindi Game Reserve and all they have to offer.