Noka Camp

Leave Noka Camp on foot and enter the bush with an experienced guide leading the way. A walking safari shifts your focus to tracks, plants, sounds and distance, rather than speed. You'll learn how to read the ground, judge direction and understand how animals move through the landscape. Encounters are respectful and measured, with safety briefings and clear guidance throughout.

Distances are manageable, with pauses to observe and discuss what you see, from insects to large game signs. Moving on foot sharpens awareness and perspective. You'll return with a clearer sense of scale, ecology and how humans show up in wild spaces.

Leave Noka Camp and join the conservation team to support veterinary work on the reserve. Tasks vary depending on the day and the animals present, from monitoring health to observing ear notching and other standard conservation procedures. You'll follow clear guidance from the team, learning how each intervention contributes to long-term wildlife management.

The experience emphasises safety for both you and the animals, while giving insight into the care and decision-making required to maintain a healthy population. You'll finish with a clearer understanding of conservation in practice, seeing how attention, knowledge and action combine to protect species across the reserve.

Head out from Noka Camp with a guide and spend time fishing along the riverbanks. The guide helps with local knowledge, showing the best spots, techniques and how to handle the gear safely. You'll focus on casting, reading the water or simply observing how fish move through their environment.

The pace is flexible, allowing for short sessions or a longer afternoon by the river. You may catch and release, learning about species and their behaviour or simply enjoy being present. By the end, you'll gain a stronger sense of how the river functions and the patience and focus required to work with it.