Kantanta Hunting Safaris – Best Hunting Experience

The name Kantanta derives from an indigenous Zambian language (Tonga) that means Big Black Sable Antelope. Daniele Ventriglia, initially started his hunting experience in Zambia in 1990 and Valerio Ventriglia followed few years later in the Kafue region in Zambia. The company was initially established in Zambia in the year 2010. Due to our will to expand and continue contributing in preserving wildlife, we later on moved the business in Tanzania in the year 2013, due to the closure of Big Game Hunting in Zambia. We invite all hunters interested in hunting Big Game in Tanzania and Zambia to contact us for further information on our hunting destinations and available species.

We would like to thank all our clients and clients to be for helping us to improve our services year after year.

With Regards
Valerio and Daniele Ventriglia

Our promise to you

Kantanta Hunting Safaris Ltd. was founded in Zambia in 2010 and expanded into Tanzania in 2013. Built on a strong family partnership between Valerio and Daniele Ventriglia, the company has grown with a shared passion for Africa’s wilderness and responsible safari experiences.

Our Commitment to Conservation

Kantanta Hunting Safaris Ltd. was established with the mission of offering an authentic African safari carried out with the highest ethical standards. Our approach is rooted in respect for wildlife and ecosystems, ensuring that every safari contributes to the protection and preservation of both flora and fauna.

Welcome to our Family

As partners and brothers, we work side by side to ensure that each safari is conducted with professionalism, care, and dedication, making every experience unforgettable and every hunt a true success.

OUR CONSERVATION EFFORTS

Since Kantanta Hunting Safaris assumed the lease of the Sandwe GMA in 2017, we have been committed to strengthening and expanding our conservation initiatives. Over the years, we have constructed 20 game scout houses and recruited 18 dedicated Game Scouts from within the community. When we first began our work, poaching and human encroachment were major challenges threatening the area’s wildlife and habitats. Through consistent patrols, strategic monitoring, and strong community engagement, these pressures have significantly decreased. Today, the Sandwe GMA is recovering, wildlife populations are rebounding, and the ecosystem is once again thriving.

New game scout camps built in Sandwe GMA

Antipoaching

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