Etosha National Park Namibia, Northern Namibia

Located on the northern end of the African country of Namibia and nestled along the Etosha salt pan is one of Africa’s largest and most diverse Parks – the Etosha National Park. Etosha National Park is a celebrated animal reserve in a country where the roaming of animals has been left mainly undisturbed by human activity. What this means is that you will have the opportunity to truly see the patterns and behaviors of animals in their natural habitat, with little disruption from human development – an opportunity that is quickly disappearing in today’s advancing world.

Etosha National Park offers its visitors a diverse landscape that matches the wildlife that roams the plains, salt pan, and vegetation in the area. Etosha National Park also holds weight as being one of Africa’s largest National Parks, as well as being one of the oldest. Established in 1907 as a National Game Reserve due to its renowned abundance of rare African wildlife, Etosha National Park has long been a popular destination for game hunters, wildlife photographers, and conservationists, and scientists from around the world.

Today, many people still travel long distances for these spectacular wild animals. From giraffes to rhinos to elephants, there is plenty to see while exploring the park. Being one of Namibia’s star attractions, the park has also set up several luxurious accommodations, shops, and restaurants in and around the park that will put you, comfortably, right there with the wildlife. Imagine waking up to a remarkable sunrise and observing the expansive plains stretching out before you and seeing long-necked giraffes, or leaping gazelles in the distance.

This exotic ambiance makes Etosha National Park extremely popular. So much so, that if you have any hope of booking your vacation, you need to do it far ahead in advance due to the limited number of camping sites, cabins, and luxurious huts available.