From grass plains and saline pans to sunsets, Namibia’s Etosha Region is an adventure of a lifetime, with both incredible scenery and unforgettable wildlife. Etosha –meaning “Great White Place” in the local Ovambo language – is located north of Namibia’s capital city, and is a hotspot for elephants, lions, leopards, black rhinos, zebras, and more. Experience wild Etosha with guided safaris, self-drive safaris, and bush walks while staying in finely curated accommodation options to satisfy your need for an African adventure.
Best time to go
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The perfect time to visit Etosha National Park is during the dry winter months between May and September. The lack of rainfall means that Etosha’s animals tend to gather around the waterholes en masse, meaning many fantastic sightings. The park sports less dense bush in the winter months, allowing easier viewing opportunities of wildlife. The wet season spans from November to April. During this time, animals scatter throughout the park as water sources may not be scarce, allowing pink flamingos and pelicans to flock to the shallow-filled pan, making for some vividly-contrasting photographs!