Get up close to Namibian Wildlife - The carnivore feeding experience was a fantastic way to spend the day. If you are in or around Windhoek and have a spare morning I would highly recommend taking this tour. A great way to get up close to the wildlife, friendly pleasant & knowledgeable guides and staff and it is all supporting a good cause for the local people, children and endangered wildlife.

This was an absolutely... - This was an absolutely amazing and unique experience, seeing and feeding all these big cats up close and hearing all their stories! Definitely one of my highlights in Namibia 😊

My Day Trip Experience - very nice experience .. The Tour Guide was well knowledgeable and was on time , was very cunforable on his driving , we eat nice lunch I can as for more I will highly recommed them

It was a very nice experience, though unfortunately didn't meet my expectations - I liked the experience and the guides were great, but the machine they use to cut the meat for the animals was broken and they didn't tell us until the tour had already started. The whole point of buying a "Carnivore Feeding" experience (because it's literally its name) is to see the animals being fed, and we didn't. Plus, I would've expected they took that into consideration to offer something complimentary as a compensation, but that wasn't the case either. Also, I think they should change the picture representing the experience, because there are no lions to be seen at the moment. Even though I believe that's a good thing, since the animals they have at the reserve were rescued from vulnerability situations (so, good to learn there haven't been endangered lions in the area so far), I also believe people expect to see whatever is shown in the picture, which is supposed to represent what you will see during the experience. There are a lot of other amazing animals that could make the cut for that picture.

Not sure if scam or just rip-off - (1) The tour was advertised with a photo of an ‘inverted safari’ (out of a cage) (they seem to have changed it in the meantime?). This is more than just false advertising - don't fall for it! (2) In fact, it's not even a safari. It's a very, very sad zoo - don't support it too! (3) If you want to support it: It is the Naankuse Bush Camp. The activity costs 55USD. If you book a taxi or shuttle to get there from Windhoek, you can get the day for 80USD (100USD more than the provider here charges). You will also have a more enjoyable experience because ... (4) ... the tour is terribly organised. It starts with the fact that you are picked up 1.5 hours early and then have to wait on site. (5) My guide was very obviously drunk? He didn't understand any questions, his speech was very slurred and delayed and he smelled very dodgy. Paying 100USD too much for this is very sad.