Wintershoek Safaris, established in 1982, stands as a beacon of responsible, premier hunting in Africa. With exclusive access to some of the continent’s finest hunting areas across South Africa, Zambia, Tanzania, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and Botswana, we offer an experience that transcends the hunt. It's the spirit of adventure woven into every moment—the land’s raw beauty, the lifelong friendships forged around a campfire, and the top-quality game that roams the veld. At Wintershoek, it’s not just about the thrill of the hunt; it’s about the deep connection that keeps you coming back.
We offer dangerous game hunting on Cape buffalo, lion, leopard, white rhino, hippo, crocodile, and elephant—an unparalleled adrenaline rush for the adventurous hunter. At Wintershoek Safaris, we specialize in expertly guided dangerous game hunts, giving you the chance to face Africa’s most iconic and formidable species. With the expertise of our seasoned PHs and trackers, you’ll experience the thrill of hunting these powerful animals in their natural habitats, where every step demands skill, respect, and precision. Dangerous game hunting with Wintershoek is not just a test of courage; it’s an immersion into the heart of Africa’s untamed wilderness.
Plains game hunting with Wintershoek Safaris provides an extraordinary experience across vast, open landscapes. Here, you’ll encounter a rich variety of high-quality animals, each offering a unique challenge. Our expansive hunting areas are renowned for their exceptional game, ensuring a rewarding and memorable adventure.
Our client's feedback is essential in building a great reputation and maintaining excellent service. By listening to our client's needs, we can improve our offerings and provide an exceptional safari experience.
SINCE 1982
+27 53 204 0042
info@wintershoeksafaris.com
32 MacDougall Street
Monument Heights, Kimberley
Northern Cape, South Africa
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