Etosha National Park

What an incredible park! It’s very accessible and easy to navigate. There are lots of side roads to explore watering holes and animals. There’s also a few lodges if you want to stay near the animals. I spent a day driving from the east side to the west and saw so much wildlife, including giraffes that crossed the road directly in front of me. It was surreal! This is a must-do park for anyone who visits Namibia!

Let's start by saying that this will be a once in a lifetime experience. I would though recommend going rather in winter or cooler times during the year as Etosha and the north of Namibia can get extremely, unbearably hot. For tourists this is the best location to see as much wildlife within Namibia with guided tours available to learn more. While Etosha can still be an amazing spot for locals to go, the typical everyday wildlife we see can be viewed from other lodges around Etosha with just as wonderful experience

Very nice park with the chance to see many animals. Besides waterbuffalos all of the big five can be found. We managed to see jaguars, cheetahs, lions, elephants, rhinos, zebras, giraffes, and many more… The roads can get very bumpy at times, so bring the right vehicle.

Splendors of African wildlife at hand. It’s a superb park to drive through and around so you can see beautiful animals. Auto tour or guided to your choice.

It was my first time on safari and I was very satisfied - we even got to see the lion :) what’s really nice about this place, you can drive with your car over there and look for different kinds of animals.

Fantastic game drives. Make sure your guide is on the general WhatsApp group as everyone gets informed when there's a Big 5 sighting. In one day, we saw lions (after a recent giraffe kill), elephants, hyenas, cheetahs, giraffes, zebras and many impala and springbok.

two day game drive seeing, next to lots of other animals, three of the big five one day. Amazing experience.

Wonderful park for self-drive safaris. Lots of animals. On the negative side, roads especially around Halali need grading badly. Craters and washboard everywhere. Camp buildings are torally obsolete, prices are crazy high for rooms, food is average. The staff is rude as if badly treated or ill managed by employer. We don't really feel welcome. This park is one of the highlights of the country which is beautiful and seems inclusive, so all negative points above should be improved to reflect that. Long overdue.