Etosha National Park

Etosha National Park is a travel and visitor-information resource focused on exploring Namibia’s renowned wildlife sanctuary. It introduces the park’s vast salt pan, varied landscapes and abundant wildlife, including elephants, lions, giraffes, black rhinos and more than 340 bird species. Visitors can find information about wildlife viewing, seasonal conditions, waterholes, park history, birdlife, gate times, fees and travel rules, helping them prepare for a visit.

The site also presents accommodation options inside and outside the park. Inside, visitors can explore camps including Okaukuejo, Halali, Namutoni, Dolomite, Onkoshi and Olifantsrus, with choices ranging from camping and chalets to more exclusive safari stays. Nearby lodges and camps are featured as alternatives beyond the park boundaries. The site highlights practical amenities available at the main camps, such as restaurants, shops, swimming pools and petrol stations, as well as floodlit waterholes for wildlife viewing. With trip-planning guidance, maps, galleries and booking enquiries, Etosha National Park helps travelers compare places to stay and plan a safari experience suited to their interests.