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ONDESE Safaris

Name: ONDESE Safaris
Address: 9 B Michaelis Str. , Avis, P. O. Box 6196, Ausspannplatz, Windhoek, 10017, NA
Telephone: +26461220876
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ONDESE Safaris® is a Namibian Tour Operator since 1993 for Namibia, Botswana, South Africa and to the

Discover with ONDESE S a f a r i s® Namibia with her oldest desert in the world, the Namib, the lush Zambesi Region in the Caprivi strip, the beautiful and slow-flowing Okavango River with the colourful cultures of the peoples and the great parks on its banks, the wildlife of the famous Etosha National Park, ancient mountains with age-old rock art, the breathtaking Fish River Canyon, the red sands

and the park-like landscapes of the Kalahari and the Kaokoland. Experience the great Victoria Falls in the unspoilt Zambesi River. Discover Botswana with her natural plethora in the Okavango Swamps, unique Chobe National Park, Moremi Game Reserve, vast, white Makgadikgadi Pans and her wild middle Kalahari. Visit South Africa with her inviting South Coast, merry Cape of Good Hope, green hills of KwaZulu-Natal and its legendary Kruger National Park. Southern Africa offers a magnificent bird-life, ancient traditions, vibrant cultures and lively cities! Entdecken Sie mit ONDESE S a f a r i s® Namibia mit seiner ältesten Wüste der Welt, der Namib, der lauschigen Sambesiregion im Caprivizipfel, dem schönen und träg dahinfließenden Okawangofluss mit den bunten Kulturen der Menschen und den großartigen Parks an seinen Ufern, dem Wild des berühmten Etoscha-Nationalpark, Berge mit uralten Felskunstwerken, dem atemberaubenden Fischflusscañon, dem roten Sand und den Parklandschaften der Kalahari und dem Kaokoland. Erleben Sie die gewaltigen Victoriafälle im klaren Sambesifluss. Entdecken Sie Botsuana mit der überschwänglichen Natur der Okawangosümpfe, dem einmaligen Chobe-Nationalpark, dem lauschigen Moremi-Wildschutzgebiet, den weiten, weißen Makgadikgadipfannen und der wilden mittleren Kalahari. Besuchen Sie Südafrika mit seiner einladenden Südküste, dem lebensfrohen Kap der Guten Hoffnung, den grünen Hügeln KwaZulu-Natals und dem legendären Krüger-Nationalpark. Das südliche Afrika bietet Ihnen unschlagbare Vogelbeobachtungsgebiete, uralte Traditionen, prachtvolle Kulturen und lebhafte Städte!

01/09/2024

Happy Spring Day! Alles Gute zum Frühlingsanfang!

11/08/2024

Xaraxab Kalahari Camp in the Namibian middle Kalahari on Nabatsaub Game Farm. Xaraxab Kalahari Camp in der namibianischen mittleren Kalahari auf Nabatsaub Wildfarm.
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03/05/2024

International Leopard Day - celebrate this beautiful royal animal!
Internationaler Tag des Leoparden - bewundert dieses schöne und königliche Tier!

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28/03/2024

Happy Easter from Namibia 🇳🇦!
Frohe Ostern von Namibia 🇳🇦!

20/02/2024

Rock Kestrel on the edge of the Namib Desert, Namibia.
Felsenfalke am Rande der Namibwüste, Namibia.
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24/10/2023

Otjikoto Lake is 20 kilometers northwest of Tsumeb and only 100 meters from the main road B1. The lake was declared a national monument in 1972.
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04/10/2023

The famous Victoria Water Falls are one of Africa's most impressive natural wonders and are situated in the mighty Zambezi River between Zimbabwe and Zambia. After the river flows already for thousands of kilometres, it tumbles down at a 1 700 m wide and over a 112 m high gorge with a huge cloud of spray and keeps on flowing further with a loud roar. The water is lowest between August and December and this is the best time for viewing, as there is not too much mist to obscure the view. In the local languages these falls are called "the smoke that thunders". The falls were discovered in the previous century for the Western world by David Livingstone and were called in honour of the then British queen Victoria Falls.
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20/09/2023

Reach new and exhilarating heights with Ondese Safaris 🚁✨

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30/08/2023

Ruacana Falls is a waterfall located in Ruacana, Omusati on the Kunene River in Northern Namibia. The waterfall is 120 meters high and 700 meters wide in full flood. It is among the largest waterfalls in Africa, both by volume and width.

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12/08/2023

“Let us not take away the pleasure from our kids to see, to play and to love elephants…. Let us save them.”
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10/08/2023

World Lion Day is celebrated annually on August 10 to raise awareness of the sharp decline in lion populations due to threats ranging from habitat loss to illegal hunting. The day was established in 2013 by environmentalists Dereck and Beverly Joubert, founders of the Big Cat Initiative.

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28/07/2023

Cape Cross, about 142 km north of Swakopmund on the Atlantic coast, is home to around 100 000 Cape fur, or eared seals (Arctocephalus pusillus pusillus).
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28/07/2023

The Kuiseb River is an ephemeral river in western-central Namibia. Its source is in the Khomas Highland west of Windhoek. From there it flows westwards through the Namib-Naukluft National Park and the Namib desert to Walvis Bay.
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21/07/2023

The steep walls are a nesting place for many birds and the water in the canyon attracts animals of the desert. The name has its origin in the time, when ox-wagons were common. Six ox ropes must have been tied together in order to reach the water in the gorge with a bucket. It is an ideal place for hikes.
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20/07/2023

The Popa Rapids are in the Okavango River between the Kavango East Region and the Caprivi Strip of the Zambezi Region in north-eastern Namibia. Next to the rapids is the Popa Falls Rest Camp next to road C48 near Bagani. This rest camp has no restaurant.
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20/07/2023

Rising from the great heights of the Drakensberg in Lesotho, flowing through the Orange Free State in South Africa, tumbling down the Augrabies Falls in the Cape, and forming the southern border of Namibia with South Africa, the Orange River (Garip) is one of the longest rivers in southern Africa. With some dams in it, this river mainly serves as a water supply in the semi-arid areas it flows through, e.g. the vineyards in northern Cape and in southern Namibia. This is a fairly "tame" river without dangerous animals and offers ideal opportunities for river rafting and canoeing in scenic landscapes. The Orange River reaches the Atlantic Ocean at Oranjemund and is the main source for the diamonds found along Namibia's southern Namib coast. The river was named after the royal Dutch family of Orange. Its indigenous name is Garip, meaning the great river.
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20/07/2023

These two cone-shaped Omatako Mountains are situated about 85 km north of Okahandja next to road B1 and are visible from a far distance. Omatako is a Otjiherero word and means "buttocks". These outcrops are 900 metres above the highland and are 2 286 m above sea level.
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20/07/2023

The Nxai Pans in the Nxai Pan National Park lies east of Maun in the northern Kalahari of Botswana and this area is known for its many fossil pans which are covered with short nutritive grasses. The two largest pans are the Nxai pan and the Kudiakam pan. In the pans one finds islands of acacia trees which give shade for the game and paint picturesque sceneries in the flat landscape. In the southern part of the park are the seven baobab trees, called “Baines' Baobabs”, because they were named after Thomas Baines, one of the first adventurers in southern Africa and a painter, who painted these baobabs in 1862. During the 1970ties this area was declared a nature reserve and in 1992 the enlarged sanctuary was proclaimed a national park with a size of 2 578 square kilometres. The Nxai pans offer the visitor during the dry season between May and October game viewing at the artificial water holes and the behaviour of the animals can be observed well, especially between predators and their prey. During the rainy season the park changes into a green and blooming landscape with huge herds of springbuck. The park protects impala, springbuck, red hartebeest, gemsbuck, bat-eared fox, cheetah, brown hyena, giraffe and elephant. In the eastern side of the park, an old route can be found, on which cattle were moved and traded from 1950 till 1963 from Ngamiland over Mpandamatenga to Kazungula to be sold in Zambia.
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20/07/2023

The Okavango River (in Namibia called the Kavango River), with an approximate length of 1 450 km is known to be one of the longest rivers in southern Africa. Rising in the highlands of Angola, it looses about 600 m in altitude during its 600 km journey through Angola, where it is known as the Cubango. At Katwitwi the river swings to the east and runs for about 350 km along Namibia's northern border, where it is known as the Okavango / Kavango. Joined by the Cuito at Katere, the volume of the river increases immensely and after a south-eastward swing, it forms the border between the Kavango East Region and the Bwabwata National Park (Caprivi and Mahango Game Parks) in the formerly western Caprivi, now Kavango East Region also. At the Popa Rapids the panhandle is forms toward the vast Okavango Delta in Botswana, an 1 800 km² inland swamp area. Here and along its course, it boasts game parks and safari lodges on its banks.
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20/07/2023

The Namib-Naukluft National Park is with its size of 49 836 km² the biggest nature conservation area of Namibia and the fourth largest national park in the world. Places of interest are the Naukluft Mountains, the Namib Desert, Sossusvlei, Tsondabvlei, the Namib park and Sandwich Harbour. On the southern border of the park next to the restricted diamond area (Sperrgebiet) one finds wild horses, which date from the German colonial troops. They get their water from a spring at Garub. The legendary Schloss (castle) Duwisib lies just next to this park. The Kuiseb river divides the southern Namib with its huge sand dunes with the northern rocky Namib. On the banks of the Kuiseb lies the scientific research station Gobabeb. In the beautiful landscape around the water holes Homeb, Ganab and Hotsas one can view game. The rocky Blutkuppe invites for camping and magic sunsets. Just outside Swakopmund lies the Welwitschia plain and the Moon Landscape.
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19/06/2023

The Naute Dam lies about 50 km south of Keetmanshoop next to road 545 and is the main water reservoir for that town. The Naute dam is situated in the Löwen River and has an impressive concrete dam wall. En route to the famous Fish River Canyon or back, this dam invites for a break. Here one can view birds and the cute rock hyraxes (dassies). The dam is situated in diverse landscape with blue-green euphorbia. Agricultural use of the water is planned.
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19/06/2023

The Ndhovu Safari Lodge is situated about 20 km south of the Bagani bridge on the western bank of the Okavango River on road C48 close to the Popa Rapids in the Kavango East Region. From here one can reach the Bwabwata National Park (Mahango Game Park) (only 2 km away) without any difficulty, where visitors may view elephant, buffalo, lechwe and sable antelope, to name but a few. Ndhovu means elephant in the local language Thimbukushu. In true safari tradition, the lodge offers luxury tented accommodation, each tent being equipped with en-suite shower and toilet. The charming thatched communal lapa and each tent overlook the banks of the river where elephant and hippo may congregate, giving guests unforgettable game and bird-viewing opportunities whilst they enjoy sundowners at the bar and delicious buffet meals. Ndhovu is located opposite the Bwabwata National Park (Caprivi Game Park) and an ideal stop-over on your way to the Caprivi Strip (Zambesi Region), the famous Victoria Falls, the Chobe National Park and last but not least the Okavango Swamps.
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19/06/2023

No other area caused more excitement among early European discoverers and hunters than Lake Ngami. This shallow lake is located on the south-western edge of the Okavango Swamps in Botswana, about seventy kilometres from Maun. Only during good rainy seasons, this unspectacular lake is filled with water when the floods of the Okavango Delta through the rivers Thaoga, Nhabe and Kunyere can drain into this lake.
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05/06/2023

The Mudumu National Park lies next to the Kwando River, which feeds the Linyanti swamps in eastern Caprivi, now Zambesi Region. The vegetation consists mainly of mopane and termitaria woodland with small areas of wetland on the western fringe. Next to kudu, roan antelope, warthog, elephant and hippopotamus, sitatunga and lechwe also occur here, while one can also sometimes see Cape hunting dog and buffalo. The bird life is very rich - one finds here 430 of Namibia's recorded 620 bird species. There exists a very interesting fact about the Kwando (Mashi), Chobe and Linyanti Rivers; they are actually one and the same river with three different names and is in fact just an arm of the mighty Zambesi River, because in the dry season this river flows upstream.

05/06/2023

The majestic Mount Etjo is on the farm with the same name and form a geological part of the Waterberg and the Erongo mountains. It consists mainly out of Etjo Sandstone.
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05/06/2023

The Moremi Wildlife Reserve is situated just next to the Okavango Swamps in Botswana and covers an area of 1 800 km². This conservation area lies on the land of the Tawana tribe and offers a landscape of lagoons and water ways with reed growing on its banks and covered by mopane woodland. Ideal for game viewing, especially animals of prey and for mokoro (boat) trips.
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05/06/2023

Boasting an area of 2 000 km², the Matopo Hills National Park is one of Zimbabwe's major tourist attractions. 32 km from Bulawayo, it contains fantastic rock formations, rock paintings in caves, many picturesque dams for bass and bream fishing, a game park, which boasts the highest population of Black Rhinos left in the country, and the world's largest concentration of Black Eagles at "View of the World", tombs of Rhodes, Jameson, Coghlan and the Wilson Memorial are all part of a number of interesting sights in the area. Several safari lodges and a motel are situated in the area.
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01/06/2023

Die Hauptaussichtsplattform vom Fischflusscañon von unten vom Fluss aus gesehen.
The Main viewing point of the Fish River Canyon seen from the river below.

01/06/2023

ONDESE Safaris today is celebrating its 30th anniversary. Congratulations 🥳🥂! Thank you to all our esteemed clients who made this success possible!🙏🏼
Heute feiert ONDESE Safaris seinen 30. Geburtstag. Glückwunsch 🍀🥂! Herzlichen Dank an alle Kunden, die uns diesen Erfolg beschieden haben!🙏🏼

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9 B Michaelis Str. , Avis, P. O. Box 6196, Ausspannplatz
Windhoek
10017

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Monday	08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:00
Thursday	08:00 - 17:00
Friday	08:00 - 17:00

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+26461220876

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http://www.ondese.com/

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