Mokuti Lodge is a private lodge to the east of Etosha National Park with excellent rooms and superb service.
Etosha lodge lies 3km from Anderson's Gate and near Okaukuejo in Etosha National Park.
For those who appreciate the best in life. Onkoshi is in the eastern part of Etosha near Namutoni.
Okaukuejo is best known for the large numbers of animals that visit its waterhole in the evenings.
Halali is approximately halfway between Okaukuejo and Namutoni in the eastern half of Etosha National Park.
Namutoni is a beautiful camp situated to the East within the boundaries of Etosha National Park.
Situated 5 km from Anderson's Gate, this lodge offers good prices and comfortable accommodation.
Situated just outside Etosha National Park. This luxury lodge is near Anderson Gate to the South of the park.
Etosha National Park is one of Africa’s most unique and rewarding safari destinations, renowned for its vast salt pan, abundant wildlife, and exceptional game viewing opportunities. Covering over 22,000 square kilometers in northern Namibia, the park is dominated by the iconic Etosha Pan, a shimmering white expanse visible from space.
Etosha offers a dramatically different safari experience compared to other African parks. Its open landscapes and sparse vegetation make wildlife easy to spot, especially around the park’s numerous waterholes where animals gather year-round.
From large elephant herds to elusive predators, Etosha National Park is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking an authentic Namibian safari adventure.
Etosha National Park is located in northern Namibia, easily accessible from the capital, Windhoek, which lies approximately 400 km to the south.
The park is accessible through several main gates, including Anderson Gate (near Okaukuejo), Von Lindequist Gate (near Namutoni), and Galton Gate in the west.
Key Location Highlights:
Situated in northern Namibia, ideal for self-drive safaris
Well-connected by tarred and gravel roads
Close to other attractions like Damaraland and Skeleton Coast
Accessible via regional airports and road transfers
Etosha National Park is famous for its incredible wildlife density, particularly during the dry season when animals congregate around waterholes.
Wildlife Highlights:
Large populations of elephants, giraffes, zebras, and springbok
Predators including lions, leopards, and cheetahs
One of the best places in Africa to see endangered black rhinos
Over 300 bird species, especially during the rainy season
The park’s network of waterholes—both natural and man-made—creates exceptional game viewing opportunities, often allowing visitors to witness dramatic wildlife interactions.
Etosha National Park offers a wide range of accommodation options, catering to all budgets and travel styles.
Popular Accommodation Options:
Government-run camps such as Okaukuejo, Halali, and Namutoni
Private lodges located just outside the park boundaries
Luxury safari lodges offering guided experiences
Campsites for self-drive and adventure travelers
Many camps feature floodlit waterholes, allowing guests to observe wildlife even at night—a truly unforgettable experience.
Most visitors to the Etosha National Park will land in the Capital city namely Windhoek. It might be a good idea to spend your first and last night in Windhoek. You can select accommodation at Windhoek Accommodation. No visit to Namibia is complete without a visit to the coastal town Swakopmund with its German style accommodation.
If you travel by car from South Africa to Etosha you will need to overnight in the south of Namibia. Grunau Lodge in Grunau offers self-catering accommodation just next to the main road and Mariental River Chalets offers slightly more upmarket self-catering accommodation in Mariental less than a 1000 km from the Etosha National Park.
If you plan a tour or safari of Botswana you must seriously consider Temba Safaris Botswana to help you arrange it. They have lots of experience and are renown for their excellent service. Make sure that they include Planet Baobab near Gweta on the Makgadigadi pans in your itinerary.
When visiting Maun, you find yourself in the TC (tourism capital) of Botswana. The town of Maun was planned to take the Thamalakane River into consideration when the town was laid out and developed. An International Airport (on the northern side of town) services Maun. You can therefore fly into Maun to enjoy everything that is on offer. Maun is known as the gateway to both the Okavango Delta and the Moremi Game Reserve.
Thamalakane River Lodge Luxurious accommodation near Maun on the Thamalakane river on the way to Moremi National Park.
Island Safari Lodge is a cool and welcoming oasis very near Maun on the river with lush gardens.
If you plan a visit to Zimbabwe after your stay at the Etosha National Park in Namibia you will most likely wants to include the famous Hwange Safari Lodge in Hwange National Park. Temba Zimbabwe Safaris can arrange any tour for you within Zimbabwe.
Victoria Falls remains one of the most incredible waterfalls in the world. Once you have seen it, it will remain in your memory forever. For good reason, it is called Mosi-oa-Tunya, “the smoke that thunders,” by the local people. Columns of spray rise up above the magnificent canyon into which the mighty Zambezi River falls. Ilala Lodge is a family-run business and is situated less than a 10-minute walk from the magnificent Victoria Falls. Spray View Hotel located only 1.4km from the Victoria Falls, this hotel offers excellent accommodation.
The A’Zambezi River Lodge is situated on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River in Zimbabwe. It is one of a handful of lodges in the Victoria Falls region that lies on the banks of the river. The rolling lawns and peaceful gardens offer a tranquil setting for a special holiday.
When you book at the Victoria Falls Rest Camp in Zimbabwe, a more limited budget will still get you clean, affordable, spacious self-catering accommodation or camping facilities.
