Thinking of Bringing Your Non-Hunter Wife on an African Hunt?

[Kalahari Safari NAMIBIA]

Absolutely — and here’s why: 90% of our hunters bring their wives, many of whom have never held a rifle or been in a hunting blind, and they all fall in love with Africa and the slow heartbeat of the Kalahari.

Namibia is very safe, making it ideal for spouses and families to join. After the hunt, there are rich excursions to explore the country — from the towering dunes of Sossusvlei to the charming coastal town of Swakopmund. We help plan these trips so your safari experience extends beyond the lodge.

So, what to do in camp? That’s where the day unfolds at your own pace. With exclusive use of the lodge, mornings can start slowly — breakfast in your pajamas, coffee under a camelthorn tree, or simply watching wildlife gather at the waterhole. Enjoy the tranquility of the bush, indulge in spa treatments or pampering at the lodge, and relax in absolute privacy.

Then comes the excitement of the field. Non-hunters are encouraged to join the men on the stalk, walking quietly through the bush, experiencing the thrill of approaching wildlife in their natural habitat. It’s an opportunity to share the hunt, witness animals up close, and capture incredible photos of oryx, eland, and other African species. Janneman is patient and welcoming, helping everyone feel included in the experience — whether it’s observing the perfect stalk or being present for the magical moments of the African wilderness.

“I never imagined I’d be out on a hunt in Namibia, standing quietly in the bush, heart racing as the animals appear.
Sharing this adventure with my husband was a bucket list experience— and every moment at the lodge, from coffee under the trees to the pampering, made me fall in love with Africa.” — Sarah M., Kalahari Safari guest​

It’s an adventure that brings couples together — sharing the wonder of the bush, the thrill of the hunt, and the serenity of the Kalahari, all in one unforgettable journey.

Contact us for your next African safari!

Janneman and Aldalene
info@kalahari-safari.com

We travel not to escape life, but for life not to escape us — and no journey is greater than the ones we take together.
- Unknown
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[Kalahari Safari NAMIBIA]

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Absolutely — and here’s why: 90% of our hunters bring their wives, many of whom have never held a rifle or been in a hunting blind, and they all fall in love with Africa and the slow heartbeat of the Kalahari.

Namibia is very safe, making it ideal for spouses and families to join. After the hunt, there are rich excursions to explore the country — from the towering dunes of Sossusvlei to the charming coastal town of Swakopmund. We help plan these trips so your safari experience extends beyond the lodge.

So, what to do in camp? That’s where the day unfolds at your own pace. With exclusive use of the lodge, mornings can start slowly — breakfast in your pajamas, coffee under a camelthorn tree, or simply watching wildlife gather at the waterhole. Enjoy the tranquility of the bush, indulge in spa treatments or pampering at the lodge, and relax in absolute privacy.

Then comes the excitement of the field. Non-hunters are encouraged to join the men on the stalk, walking quietly through the bush, experiencing the thrill of approaching wildlife in their natural habitat. It’s an opportunity to share the hunt, witness animals up close, and capture incredible photos of oryx, eland, and other African species. Janneman is patient and welcoming, helping everyone feel included in the experience — whether it’s observing the perfect stalk or being present for the magical moments of the African wilderness.

“I never imagined I’d be out on a hunt in Namibia, standing quietly in the bush, heart racing as the animals appear.
Sharing this adventure with my husband was a bucket list experience— and every moment at the lodge, from coffee under the trees to the pampering, made me fall in love with Africa.” — Sarah M., Kalahari Safari guest​

It’s an adventure that brings couples together — sharing the wonder of the bush, the thrill of the hunt, and the serenity of the Kalahari, all in one unforgettable journey.

Contact us for your next African safari!

Janneman and Aldalene
info@kalahari-safari.com

We travel not to escape life, but for life not to escape us — and no journey is greater than the ones we take together.
- Unknown
​

Book that dream Africa trip. Your wife will love it!!

 

[mark-hunter]

Thank you for this post!
I will share this with my wife!

 

[dogcat1]

My non-hunting wife goes every time, except to cold places. We have done 25+ hunts, 15 in Africa. She missed out on leopard hunt with dogs due to grandkids duty.
I doubt I would go if she did not go as well. She has turned into a very good spotter!

We have done a lion hunt, several buffalo hunts, 2 Lord Derby hunts and an intense bongo hunt. Along the way, we tracked mountain gorillas, spent time with pygmies, visited remote medical clinics, took heli ride over Vic Falls, been to elephant parks and been shot at by illegal goat herders! All fantastic!

 

[mark-hunter]

and been shot at by illegal goat herders! All fantastic!

We definitely need your report on the forum on this!
Did you fire back?

 

[Bob Nelson 35Whelen]

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Absolutely — and here’s why: 90% of our hunters bring their wives, many of whom have never held a rifle or been in a hunting blind, and they all fall in love with Africa and the slow heartbeat of the Kalahari.

Namibia is very safe, making it ideal for spouses and families to join. After the hunt, there are rich excursions to explore the country — from the towering dunes of Sossusvlei to the charming coastal town of Swakopmund. We help plan these trips so your safari experience extends beyond the lodge.

So, what to do in camp? That’s where the day unfolds at your own pace. With exclusive use of the lodge, mornings can start slowly — breakfast in your pajamas, coffee under a camelthorn tree, or simply watching wildlife gather at the waterhole. Enjoy the tranquility of the bush, indulge in spa treatments or pampering at the lodge, and relax in absolute privacy.

Then comes the excitement of the field. Non-hunters are encouraged to join the men on the stalk, walking quietly through the bush, experiencing the thrill of approaching wildlife in their natural habitat. It’s an opportunity to share the hunt, witness animals up close, and capture incredible photos of oryx, eland, and other African species. Janneman is patient and welcoming, helping everyone feel included in the experience — whether it’s observing the perfect stalk or being present for the magical moments of the African wilderness.

“I never imagined I’d be out on a hunt in Namibia, standing quietly in the bush, heart racing as the animals appear.
Sharing this adventure with my husband was a bucket list experience— and every moment at the lodge, from coffee under the trees to the pampering, made me fall in love with Africa.” — Sarah M., Kalahari Safari guest​

It’s an adventure that brings couples together — sharing the wonder of the bush, the thrill of the hunt, and the serenity of the Kalahari, all in one unforgettable journey.

Contact us for your next African safari!

Janneman and Aldalene
info@kalahari-safari.com

We travel not to escape life, but for life not to escape us — and no journey is greater than the ones we take together.
- Unknown
​

@Kalahari Safari NAMIBIA
I took my hunting son ( then 14) and my non hunting wife to Namibia.
My wife enjoyed every minute of it. From sharing the hunt with her husband and son, going to the local church where the sermon was in bot English and Afrikaans, go ung to the local school and squatters camp and relaxing around the camp. Ibe of the big highlights was our trip to Etosha national Park a real buzz seeing all the game and night being from the grounds to the water hole.
Anyone thinking of taking their Bob hunting wife should definitely bring them they will fall in love with the place and the people.
Bob

 

[SCHUNTER73]

I am hopeful that my wife will join me when I go back.

 

[Kalahari Safari NAMIBIA]

She will love it!

I am hopeful that my wife will join me when I go back.

 

[Kalahari Safari NAMIBIA]

It is a life changing experience!

@Kalahari Safari NAMIBIA
I took my hunting son ( then 14) and my non hunting wife to Namibia.
My wife enjoyed every minute of it. From sharing the hunt with her husband and son, going to the local church where the sermon was in bot English and Afrikaans, go ung to the local school and squatters camp and relaxing around the camp. Ibe of the big highlights was our trip to Etosha national Park a real buzz seeing all the game and night being from the grounds to the water hole.
Anyone thinking of taking their Bob hunting wife should definitely bring them they will fall in love with the place and the people.
Bob

 

[Kalahari Safari NAMIBIA]

She will love it!

 

[Kalahari Safari NAMIBIA]

Sound like some grand adventures!

My non-hunting wife goes every time, except to cold places. We have done 25+ hunts, 15 in Africa. She missed out on leopard hunt with dogs due to grandkids duty.
I doubt I would go if she did not go as well. She has turned into a very good spotter!

We have done a lion hunt, several buffalo hunts, 2 Lord Derby hunts and an intense bongo hunt. Along the way, we tracked mountain gorillas, spent time with pygmies, visited remote medical clinics, took heli ride over Vic Falls, been to elephant parks and been shot at by illegal goat herders! All fantastic