Epupa Falls Lodge
Epupa Falls Lodge, previously known as Epupa Camp, now forms part of the Islands In Africa Collection. The first and best-known lodge in the group is Impalila Island Lodge in…
Namibia’s Desert Express
For some visitors the prospect of driving themselves all the way around Namibia can be quite daunting given the long distances. The Desert Express is an ideal way to break…
Nguni Zambezi Voyager
If you are looking for something just a little bit different, why not consider a few relaxing days on a floating luxury lodge? The new Nguni Zambezi Voyager offers the…
Namibia’s Diamond Skies
Have you ever wondered how it would feel to see thousands of diamonds all around you? Well, you can, here in Namibia. Our sky is filled with thousands of African…
Namibia’s ‘Enviro Kidz’
Namibia Wildlife Resorts, the governmental organisation which runs the National Parks camping and accommodation facilities, has recently introduced the NWR Enviro-Kidz initiative. This aims to provide opportunities, primarily to school…
African Wild Hunting Dog
The African Wild Hunting Dog, also known as the Cape Hunting Dog, Painted Dog or simply Wild Dog, is one of the most endangered mammals in Southern Africa. Fewer than…
Skeleton Coast re-visited
Namibia's Skeleton Coast is a desolate desert. It's the graveyard of ships, and anything else that dares to come close,. Its isolation and age old gravel plains, does not render…
Namibia’s Swakopmund Resort
Swakopmund is Namibia's premier coastal resort, popular with locals and travellers alike. This picturesque town is renowned for clean beaches, palm lined avenues and excellent fresh seafood and we even…
Vultures in Namibia
Often seen as the portent of doom, spirals of slowly descending vultures are one of Africa's dramatic wildlife sights. However, these beautiful creatures are in danger of extinction across the…
Why a Hippo’s milk is PINK
This article was written by Larry Laursen and was first published as a NATH (Namibian Academy for Tourism and Hospitality) Subject Knowledge update in April 2016. The female Hippo gives…
AfriCat Hobatere Lion Research Project Annual Report
This Annual Report regarding the lion conservation efforts in the Etosha region is reproduced from the latest AfriCat Newsletter, the Cat's Whisper. The AfriCat Hobatere Lion Research Project has gained…
An EXCLUSIVE Sneak Peek
The ATI Holidays’ staff members consider themselves a bunch of foodies; David (our Big, Bad boss and managing director) is known as the curry King of Windhoek. He is English…
Birding in Namibia
The beginning of 2015 has been an interesting challenge. We have seen absolutely tremendous growth in the Namibian tourism sector, which has meant all hands on deck:- quoting, looking after…