Etosha National Park

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Details of Etosha National Park

Namibia's largest and most well-known national park, Etosha is the best place in Namibia for game viewing and one of the best places in southern Africa to see animals such as the lion, elephant, rhinoceros, and cheetah in their natural habitat.

Cheetah at Namibia Etosha National Park

The arid park surrounds a vast salt pan and in dry season sees tens of thousands of animals converging on the few waterholes that remain. This makes for exemplary game viewing, and the park's good roads and lodges make it the perfect place to go on a self-drive safari.

Zebras at Namibia Etosha National Park

A number of lodges and facilities can be found both within and on the borders of the park, making it a great place to spend a few days and ensure you check everything off your 'to see' list.

Namibia Etosha National Park

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While not as famous a safari destination as South Africa or Tanzania, Namibia nonetheless boasts a world-class safari park in the form of Etosha National Park. Home to the entirety of the Big Five, this semi-arid park is something different to what you’ll see anywhere else in Africa.

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