Here are the 10 Things to See & do in Etosha National Park in Namibia:

Tucked to the northern corner, Etosha National Park is undoubtedly the jewel of Namibia’s wild and deserted land. Famous for its enormous saline pan sprawling on an area of about 5000 sq km in an almost barren desert, this remote and challenging to get wildlife haven has more to offer in its wild desert terrains. Covered in thick bushes and golden grasses, Etosha is an ideal habitat for wildlife; because of this, the park creates unique biodiversity for visitors to explore in its incredible landscape. Be it a nature lover, bird watcher, adventure enthusiast, or wildlife fanatic, Etosha National Park guarantees everyone an incredible safari. Perhaps that is why it is often believed to be one of the best national parks in Namibia.

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TAKE SELF-DRIVE SAFARIS:

With well-maintained and mapped gravel roads in the park, travelers get the opportunity to drive and explore the park independently. Getting a vehicle with higher clearance means will allow you to easily view the animals across the park in the epic game drives. All we give are the guidelines on approaching the animals and tackling the park terrain safely, and you are free to go for self-drives where you are bound to experience a wide range of wildlife.

TAKE A PHOTOGRAPHY TOUR:

A visit to Etosha National Park would be incomplete without taking pictures of the spreading scenic beauty of the park. Picture-perfect locations such as the two palms, which is the most beautiful attraction for photographers, are worth framing through a camera lens. This retreat location for photographers gets its name after two-Makalani palm trees growing side by side next to a water hole is the most beautiful spot for taking photos during the sunset.

GO FOR BIRDWATCHING AT NAMUTONI SPRING IN ETOSHA:

Etosha houses rare and vibrant bird species and the ideal location for watching these birds is the Namutoni spring. The spot closer to Namutoni rest camp allow bird watchers to view bird species such as violet-eared waxbills, crimson-breasted shrieks, eagles, owls, among other types of birds. The chances of viewing flamingoes are also very high in the park as they get attracted to rich water holes in the park.

TAKE THE BIG FOUR SAFARI TOUR AT ETOSHA:

It is easy to spot a herd of elephants in the fantastic game drives over Etosha National Park, especially in Moringa and Okaukuejo waterholes in the dry seasons. If you want to see rhinos and especially the endangered black rhino, then there is no better place than Etosha. The park is home to leopards and lions of different species and is full of Kudus, the gemsboks, and giraffes.

A VISIT TO ETOSHA PAN:

A tour of the park deserves a visit to the vast Etosha Pan, where the game reserve gets its name. Etosha means “great white place of dry water” and is the final destination for all water channels flowing from Angola. Even in dry seasons, the Etosha pan never dries up, and its thin water layer does attract vast flocks of flamingoes as this acts as their breeding nest.

JOIN ETOSHA ‘NIGHTLIFE’:

Etosha nightlife entails a night safari at the Okaukuejo water hole. Because of high temperatures and shimmering sunshine during the day, animals prefer to drink water in the wee of the morning or the evening. Okaukuejo water hole is unique as it draws large herds of elephants, leopards, rhinos, and jackals in the evening, therefore ideal for night safaris.

GO AND COOL OFF AT HALALI:

Remember Etosha National Park experiences arid desert conditions; this makes the days extremely hot when the sun is high in the sky. During the daytime, only a few animals wander in the park, so for any visitor, it is better to find a shade and an excellent place to cool off during the day. While escaping the sun, perhaps you may consider chilling at Halali rest camp full of leisure activities and located next to Halali waterhole.

DISCOVER NATIVE OM CULTURE:

Interaction with the complex society of the Hai|| Om San hunters and gathers will allow any visitor to understand the rich and the local biodiversity of the Etosha as these people inhabited this land thousands of years ago. From these individuals’ perspectives, you will get to know the history, animals, and geography of the park and understand the culture of these people.

DANCE WITH THE DUST DEVILS:

Dust devils, the fair cousins of tornados, are occurrences common in Etosha. These natural phenomena are common in the park because of the temperatures and the fact that the park has flat geography. Made of ephemeral winds moving in a spiral motion, dust devils are harmless and only cause dust mess.

DO NOT FORGET TO REJUVENATE AT THE SPA:

There are several lodges in Etosha National Park that offer luxurious accommodation. When you are done camping and with your night safaris, you should consider Spa sessions provided by these lodges. You may choose massage, beauty treatments, gym, holistic treatment depending on the method you believe revitalizes you the best in the sessions.

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