The Okazeni hunting area measures 10 000 ha and spreads from the foot of majestic Mount Etjo. The landscape is hilly in the west and extends eastwards into the wide open plains of the Omaheke.
The Omaruru and Omatako rivers have cut their beds into this geologically very interesting landscape during many millennia.
A variety of ecosystems provides suitable habitats for many different free ranging antelope that are attracted to this area by the diverse vegetation along the river banks. Small antelope such as duiker, steenbok and Damara dik-dik in particular find ideal shelter here.
Kudu, red hartebeest, oryx, blue wildebeest, impala and springbok as well as warthog visit the numerous waterholes in the savanna.
