Destination
Etosha
Etosha is one of Namibia’s most important natural regions, known for its enormous salt pan, waterholes and the diverse wildlife of Etosha National Park.
When to go
In dry months, animals often gather around waterholes, while the landscape becomes greener after rainfall and the distribution of wildlife changes.
Things to see and do
Watch animals at waterholes, take safari drives on permitted roads and discover the landscapes of the salt pan.
Practical tips
Observe speed limits and park rules, leave your vehicle only in permitted places and check fuel and water supplies in advance.
Getting there and getting around
The national park is usually reached by car from Windhoek or other parts of Namibia. Smaller airfields and transfers are also available in the surrounding area.
Where to stay
State-run camps, lodges and private accommodation of various categories are available in and around the park.
What to try
Lodges serve Namibian and international cuisine, including grilled meat, potjiekos and regional side dishes.