Erindi Private Game Reserve

The reserve spans 65,000 hectares of central Namibian terrain with diverse landscapes including granite formations, rivers, and sandstone mountains.

South African citizens Chris and Gert Joubert transformed three cattle farms into a wildlife sanctuary during the 1990s, starting with 55 giraffes.

The name of the reserve derives from the Herero language, translating to 'place of water' in reference to its natural resources.

Old Traders Lodge within the reserve offers accommodation, with advance reservations required through dedicated telephone numbers for visitors.

The reserve houses 20,000 animals across its territory, maintaining strict conservation practices while providing controlled access for visitors.

GPS coordinates: -21.46667,16.21667

Latest update: March 6, 2025 08:44