Etosha National Park

Wildlife viewing is outstanding in the Dry season (May to October) when animals congregate around the waterholes. Elephants are abundant. Big herds of blue wildebeest, zebra, springbok and gemsbok are often seen drinking together; black rhinos are also commonly seen after dark. Giraffe and eland might join as well. Big cats are spotted at dawn and dusk and black-backed jackal is very common. There are, however, no buffalos, hippos, crocodiles or monkeys.

Animals congregate around Etosha’s centerpiece pan and waterholes in the Dry season (May to October). The plentiful wildlife and generally good weather means the park gets quite crowded at this time. However, while wildlife viewing is more challenging in the wetter months, you’ll get away from the crowds and the scenery is lush.
Etosha Travel Tips is a guideline of suggestions when traveling to Etosha National Park. A Safari In Namibia is completely different from your average beach holiday. It's a big adventure and you need to be well prepared. This guide will help you to plan your trip and answers a lot of questions. You are most welcome to contact our team concerning your travel arrangements.