Trips to Etosha National Park

Get your camera ready because you are going to be amazed by the landscapes you will find in the Etosha National Park! Here you can see the largest population in the world of cheetahs and black rhinoceroses, which are endangered. The Etosha pan, which occupies almost a quarter of the park, gives its name to the area and is dry most of the year, but after the rainy season, you can see black-faced impalas, lions, and leopards approaching its shore and the park's springs in search of precious water.

"The word Etosha means in the Khoekhoe language 'the great white place'"

From the savannah to the desert, passing through the shrub forest, in its more than 20,000 km2, you will find an enormous variety of landscapes that change as you travel through Etosha National Park. The Enchanted Forest is full of trees very similar to the baobab, called moringa, whose leaves are loved by elephants. So it is very likely that you will encounter some of these giants as you pass through here.  Additionally, next to the National Park are the private reserves of Ongava and Onguna, perfect for a night safari to get to know the animals that come out of their burrows at sunset. Are you ready to explore the wildlife of Namibia?