
Wilderness
About Company
Wilderness Destinations, more commonly known as Wilderness Safaris, is a leading ecotourism company with a significant presence in Namibia. The company operates a collection of luxury safari camps and lodges strategically located in some of the country’s most spectacular and remote wilderness areas. These destinations are designed to offer guests an immersive experience in Namibia’s unique and diverse landscapes, from the towering red dunes of Sossusvlei to the rugged, arid terrain of Damaraland and the dramatic coastline of the Skeleton Coast. Through exclusive access to vast private concessions and conservancies, Wilderness provides intimate and authentic wildlife encounters with the country’s desert-adapted species, including elephants, rhinos, and lions.
The company’s ethos extends far beyond providing luxury travel; it is deeply rooted in a conservation-driven tourism model. In Namibia, Wilderness Safaris has been a key partner in groundbreaking conservation initiatives for over three decades. A prime example is its collaboration with Save the Rhino Trust, which has been instrumental in the protection and population growth of the critically endangered desert-adapted black rhino. This partnership, centered around camps like Desert Rhino Camp, allows guests to participate in and contribute to these vital conservation efforts directly.
Wilderness Safaris’ commitment to Namibia’s people and natural heritage is also evident in its community and sustainability efforts. The company’s operations are designed to have a minimal environmental footprint, with many camps running on solar power and implementing comprehensive waste management programs. Furthermore, Wilderness fosters strong relationships with local communities through its “Educate, Empower, and Protect” impact pillars. This includes providing employment opportunities, sourcing goods and services locally, and supporting educational programs for children through its Children in the Wilderness initiative, ensuring that tourism benefits both the environment and the people who live in these wild spaces.