I have always loved Etosha. It is really one of the best wildlife destinations, but it's just a pity that hardly no maintenance gets done in Etosha. The roads are in a very bad state and the camps and ablutions are not in a good condition. I also don't understand why they need rude and unwelcoming police personnel at the gates. At least put people there who are trained and understand the value of tourism.

Very nice wild experience ! You can see many animals very easily. The road and the landscape are amazing. There is very beautiful lodge and camping area inside the parc. More than hundred years old…

Amazing park with amazing animals. Wonderful sights and weather. Very sad that the maintenance of the park has completely deteriorated. Roads and park facilities (toilets) are in a very bad condition. Only exception is Okaukuejo which is a good condition.

You won't find a better place to see wildlife in it's rawest form. We'd travel for hours without seeing other tourists. Totally recommend for anybody wanting a real experience

Visited in the wet season so very few elephants seen but many rhino both black and white cheetah with cubs and many wonderful birds. Stayed 46 nights in lockdown nearby so self game drives on alternate days in via Anderson Gate

This is the absolute dream. Register at the gate and then explore the park. This can also be done on your own, but please follow the park rules. There are good maps and tips so you can explore incredible wildlife.

By far the most wild and well guarded national park I have done. Many species Try to spend minimum 1 full day and a half, better would be 3 full days. The park is huge and it take time to spot animals in the different parts of the park. Be patient, be silent, and respectful, nature give you what it wants.

Pretty national park. Easy to spot wildlife. The price/quality range of the lodges within the park is not that great...

Brilliant time seeing the animals. The maintenance of the accommodation at Okaukuejo can be better. There were silly things like loose door handles, taps, etc.

Beautiful place, we saw loads of animals elephants, lions, girrafes and rhinos. They have water holes, lighted at night so camp visitors can observe animals from distance. I'm so glad conservation efforts help with black rhinos. I visited during the dry season, and the plains looked rocky and dusty. Trees were mostly dead and grass was gone- feel like animals don't have enough nutrition. I really hope more care is going to be taken due to climate change and destruction of natural habitat for these beautiful animals.

We finally visited the pearl of Namibia)) Etosha Park! a great place to relax and see various animals))) The park is very large and diverse in nature! it is best to visit it for several days. you can plan and compile the route yourself, because you are driving alone and in your own car! you have to be careful in rainy weather, because the potholes on the road are very big and when they are filled with water, you can't see them so well! !!! it is difficult to say whether the car will turn over, but the impression of danger is present)) The park is wonderful, you can say that this is Namibia in miniature))) well, except without the canyon))

Amazing park, especially for self-driving. We were lucky to see everything! Definitely a must when traveling through Namibia.

We had great luck seeing animals here! We saw lions, elephants, rhinos, giraffes, kudus etc etc The camp site was clean with lots of bathrooms. Although it can get noisy here since they have so many visitors.

Big on animals. Spent only four days at the park at two different camps. The facilities at the camps and picnic spots however lacked on hygiene with broken and overflowing toilets. Aircons not working at bar and restaurants while it was 37 degrees Celsius. Barmen had very little expience about how to make some drinks on their menu. Plenty of animals seen but only one elephant in four days. The animals was in good condition and not bewildered by our presence. Be aware that some animals gained entrance to camps. We had a fox at our camp during the night.

Incredible experience - saw so many animals and really enjoyed my time there. The campsite in particular was really set up, with a viewing platform that allowed watching of animals around a water hole at night.

Nice place to spot animals because the lack of bushes. But it gives you a small idea about whats Namibia, keep your face cover, because is flying everywhere! Also mantain your eyes always open because you could take some awesome landscape pictures.

This time we had a great time in a very clean park and we saw a lot of animals. Staff was very friendly & helpful. Food in restaurants was good too... Bungalows were very clean!

Etosha in March 2022 is very wet and very green. A magical place filled with wonderful sightings of birds and animals

National Park in Namibia where you can go on safari driving your own vehicle. Organized park and full of animals. I visited 2 times and we saw almost everything... Zebras, Elephants, Orix, Lions, rhino, wildebeest, jackals, Giraffes and the last time we got to see a Leopard in full action. Fantastic experience, highIy recommended.

Amazing place with loads of animals roaming free, self drive available in park, make sure you book your accommodation. Some of the roads are not the best and can take longer to get places than anticipated. Rhino, elephant, big cats. Tours available via lodges. Great place to visit if looking for wildlife

Really enjoyed being up close to observe the various wild animals like giraffes, gazelles, wildebeest, rhinoceros and even ostrich. It wasn't as if the animals were just waiting there to be seen; it required cruising around for hours in search for them. Went to a water hole in the evening and was able to see giraffes and rhino coming to drink. Kool

A vast park that you can spend the day driving through. We saw more animals (quantity wise) but not a massive range of species which was somewhat disappointing. We saw a wider variety of animals up close at other places on our trip. I would recommend taking your own food and be prepared to drive to the camp ground towns to go to the toilet as some of the toilets on the map out of the towns dont exist or are unusable. We saw Elephants, Giraffes, Black-backed Jackel, Ostrich, Zebras, Oryx, Spotted hyenas, Black faced Impala, Blue Wildebeest, Springbok, Greater Kudu, Red Hartebeest, Banded Mongoose, Hornbills, Lapwings etc.

Beautiful park, we were very lucky and could see several animals, a lion, elephants, cheetahs, leopard, baboons, giraffes, kudu, springbok, zebras, white ryno. Wonderful experience

Amazing adventure. We spent 4 days visiting the park. The park is well maintained and secure. The staff are friendly and helpful.

Beautiful, lots of wild animals. Lions,Giraffe, cheetahs, wild pigs ,impalas, Black Rhinos, elephants, leaperd and many more.

Lovely being in nature and seeing all the animals!

(Translated by Google) God save Africa a paradise on earth (Original) الله يحفض أفريقيا جنة على الرض

It is one of Africa's most important wildlife sanctuaries and the perfect place to go in search of the "big five". It can be visited at any time of the year, but it is certainly the dry season, from June to November in the austral winter, when you are most likely to see wildlife; the busiest animal activity is usually in the early mornings or late afternoons. Bear in mind that campsites open at dawn and close a little before sunset.

We camped outside the park so we're day visitors there was much to see,unfortunately not the big five. Saw two cheetah eating a Springbok after they caught it.

Amazing place to discover wild animals in their real home while respecting their liberty. The possibility to do it with your own car is a blessing, allowing you to share unique moments with your family and friends. Just go, take your time and let Etosha give you a glance of what Mother Earth can offer tou.

It was a unique experience for me to able to enjoy a whole day safari ride in this national park. It was equally an exciting time trying to spot some of the majestic animals (lions, rhinos, giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, springbok, elephant, ostrich, kudu, gemsbok, oryx, honey badger) I had only seen in National Geographic Channel. The landscape is so different from Bhutan and it was a super hot day but the sweat and heat was worth it! Be mindful of the timing unless you have got yourselves an accommodation in the beautiful lodges inside the park.

Beautiful national park with lots of wild animals to spot. Great game watching spots, beautiful lodges!

This was an incredible and breath taking adventure.

One of the most beautiful national parks in Namibia. Unluckily there wasn't as much wildlife as I thought there would be and it's extremely dry here. The campsites are pretty expensive and the staff is rude which is sad, I think this is because the park is a little to much touristic. Anyway worth a visit.

The roads are terrible and the staff in the permit office at Okekeujo are rude. The kiosk has hardly any stock. We had lunch at Halali which was deserted due to do few bookings because of COVID. They didn't have everything on the menu but the food they did make was good and fresh. The waitress was very friendly and so eager to please. All the road signs have been repainted which is great. Many of the water holes have water pumped to them so we saw a lot of animals.

Very nice peace of mind.

It was quite nice and the waterwhole in Okakwejo was veery nice.

Sviđa mi sw

I loved the experience, it was so amazing coming close to nature like that. The people I met were so welcoming and down to earth. I was really intrigued by how the animals interact in nature it was a wonderful experience. Plus the scenery that you only get a few minutes to enjoy when it comes to the sunset is mesmerizing.

One of our best vacations ever!

Wow enjoy

Amazing experience! Saw a lot of wildlife and very unique experiences. Sadly the Bush fires restricted visibility in some areas.

Wow no words

Super......

(Translated by Google) When you love animals. (Original) Quand on aime les animaux.

Was unbelievable

Seeing the wild life is just one of those experiences I will never be able to forget.

Beautiful as always

(Translated by Google) Everyone wants to go to Etosha and yes, it's worth it. But you should be aware in advance that the area is huge and the drivable paths are limited. As a result, the distance can be considerable for animal observation and, on the other hand, that you can make a lot of mistakes when planning your time. Sufficient time, patience and planning can turn a visit into a real experience. (Original) Jeder will nach Etosha und ja, es lohnt sich. Man sollte sich aber im Vorfeld darüber bewusst sein, dass das Areal riesig und die befahrbaren Wege dagegen begrenzt sind. Das hat zur Folge, dass für Tierbeobachtungen die Entfernung durchaus beachtlich sein können und zum anderen, dass man sich bei der Zeitplanung ordentlich verschätzen kann. Ausreichend Zeit, Geduld und Planung können einen Besuch aber zum echten Erlebnis machen.

Great!!!!

Magnificent nature

The park is stunning, more than 5 star worthy. The NWR and its management (or lack thereof) of what they have....painful. So much missed potential and lackluster oversight of a national gem.

Game excelent.Staff unfriendly and not profesional. Ablution blocks and charlets needs a lot of maintenance. Shops total understock and very exspensive.

(Translated by Google) Excellent! unique experience to watch the animals there !! (Original) super! einzigartiges Erlebnis dort die Tiere beobachten zu können!!

(Translated by Google) On our three-week Namibia tour 09/2017, the Etosha National Park was the culmination of a great vacation. We were glad this came at the end and not the beginning. By then you would have already seen everything about animals. Three days are definitely not enough. The area is huge, you can spend hours in a few places and just enjoy. Whether it is herds of elephants, lions, herds of wildebeest, etc. We would come back anytime. (Original) Auf unserer dreiwöchigen Namibia Rundreise 09/2017 war der Etosha Nationalpark der krönende Abschluss eines tollen Urlaubes. Wir waren froh, dass dies am Ende kam und nicht am Anfang. Da hätte man dann bereits schon alles an Tieren gesehen. Drei Tage reichen defitiniv nicht aus. Die Fläche ist riesig, man kann an einigen Stellen Stunden verbringen und einfach nur genießen. Ob es Elefantenherden, Löwen, Gnuherden usw sind. Wir würden jederzeit wiederkommen.

best place on earth

(Translated by Google) Good wildlife viewing opportunities. Sparse vegetation. Improvements in logistics are urgently needed. The most important thing: there is a multitude of different animals in the African fauna. Giraffes, elephants, wet horns, lions, leopards, gazelles, zebras, wildebeests, antelopes, warthogs etc. In the eastern part of the park there is a much greater variety of animals. The vegetation in the dry season (September) is very sparse. Therefore, although there are good opportunities for observation, there is also less flair than in other national parks. At the water holes you are guaranteed to see animals. The lodges and campgrounds within the park are fully booked. Therefore you have to spontaneously switch to accommodations outside, which are cheaper and in some areas better developed. The stops for rest and toilet indicated on the map were indicated and could not be used. He urgently needs to be improved, otherwise about 100 km no rest can be inserted. (Original) Gute Tierbeobachtungsmöglichkeiten. Karge Vegetation. Verbesserungen in der Logistik dringend erforderlich. Das Wichtigste: es gibt eine Vielzahl verschiedenster Tiere der afrikanischen Fauna. Giraffen, Elefanten, Naßhörner, Löwen, Leoparden, Gazellen, Zebras, Gnus, Antilopen, Warzenschweine etc. Im östlichen Teil des parks deutlich größere Vielfalt an Tieren. Die Vegetation in der Trockenzeit (September) sehr karg. Daher zwar gute Beobachtungsmöglichkeiten aber auch weniger Flair als in anderen Nationalparks. An den Wasserlöchern teilweise eine garantie Tiere zu sehen. Die lodges und campgrounds sind innerhalb des parks fats gänzlich ausgebucht. Daher muss man spontan auf Unterkünfte außerhalb ausweichen, die billiger und streckenweise besser ausgebaut sind. Die auf der karte ausgewiesenen Haltestellen zur rast und Toilette waren verweist und nicht nutzbar. Heir müsste dringend nachgebessert werden, da ansonsten ca. Knapp 100 km keine rast eingelegt werden kann.

(Translated by Google) Magic of Namibia !!! (Original) Μαγεία της Ναμιμπιας!!!

Gondwana King Nehale Lodge. Build on Etosha Adoni Grass plains 2 km from King Nehale Gate, Etosha. Luxurious, each chalet with own splash pool. Chalet 27 is wheelchair friendly. Enjoy!

(Translated by Google) good (Original) bien

(Translated by Google) We rented a 4x4 for several days in Etosha National Park, possibility either to rent a room in a lodge or like us in our tent on the roof, to plan a little early. Freedom in the park regarding the route and the roads to be taken. Do not hesitate to ask other cars where the animals are located, it is very often profitable and it avoids driving for nothing. Also you can stop in the lodges to see the ranger log. (Original) Nous avons loué un 4x4 sur plusieurs jours dans le parc national d’Etosha, possibilité soit de louer une chambre dans un lodge ou comme nous dans notre tente sur le toit, s’y prendre un peu en avance. Liberté dans le parc concernant le parcours et les routes à emprunter. Ne pas hésiter à demander à d’autres voitures ou se trouvent les animaux, c’est très souvent rentable et ça évite de rouler pour rien. Aussi on peut s’arrêter dans les lodges pour voir le carnet des rangers.

Great and relaxing

I love the water point

Very nice but they must do something about their internet.

Excellent...

More animals to view

Beautiful sunset, adventurous starts as soon you enter the park gate

The place is run down and the restaurant is terrible

The Etosha is always a pleasure to visit the awareness of Gods creation, magnificent !!!

(Translated by Google) If you want to see wild animals - you are here. An excellent park where contact of animals with people is minimized and they remain wild. It is allowed to drive only on the road; you can get out of the car only in specially designated areas. Actually, it is in your best interests, since lions are extremely hard to see in dry grass and they run faster than you))) and there are lions. In order for tourists to still see animals, lakes have been dug not far from the roads, as well as near the hotel. Animals come out of the savannah to drink. And then how lucky. If there was no rain, then the chances of seeing all the representatives of the local fauna increase. Elephants are the hardest to find. Tourists spend days driving around the park in search of elephants. On the second day, zebras and giraffes by the road are already taken for granted)) we were lucky, we found a large group of elephants and even elephants at the watering hole. Inexpressible emotions. Great park. On its territory, you can either stay in a hotel (an expensive pleasure), or rent a place for a car or a tent. Each seat is equipped with an outlet, lantern, table. The shower and toilet are shared, but very, very decent. You can drive through the park either by car or by tourist buses. By car, of course, it is more convenient, since you are not tied to the guide, you can choose the time and route yourself until you see all the animals. (Original) Если хотите увидеть диких животных - вам сюда. Отличный парк, где контакт животных с людьми сведен до минимума и они остаются дикими. Разрешено ездить только по дороге, выходить из машины можно только в специально отведенных местах. Собственно, это в ваших же интересах, поскольку львов крайне плохо видно в сухой траве и они бегают быстрее вас))) а львы там есть. Для того, чтобы туристы все-таки могли увидеть животных, недалеко от дорог, а также вблизи отеля выкопаны озера. Животные выходят из саванны на водопой. И тут как повезет. Если дождей не было, то шансы увидеть всех представителей местной фауны увеличиваются. Сложнее всего найти слонов. Туристы днями ездят по парку в поисках именно слонов. На второй день зебры и жирафы у дороги воспринимаются уже как должное)) нам повезло, мы застали на водопое большую группу слонов и даже слонят. Непередаваемые эмоции. Отличный парк. На его территории можно как остановиться в отеле (дорогое удовольствие), так и арендовать место под автомобиль или палатку. Каждое место оборудовано розеткой, фонарем, столом. Душ и туалет общие, но очень-очень приличные. По парку можно ездить либо на машине, либо на туристических автобусах. На машине, конечно, удобней, поскольку вы не привязаны к гиду, можете сами выбирать время, маршрут, пока не увидите всех животных.

Quiet a nice refreshing park . The animals and site seeing is lovely

Lots of wildlife, great roads within the park and easy to navigate

Experience of a lifetime!

We had a great time

rispetto ai parchi del Kenia e della Tanzania questo è meno ricco di animali e vegetazione ma ugualmente spettacolare

Etosha National Park "surrounds" a massive salt pan which can apparently be seen from space. There is amazing game sightings, unfortunately we only popped in and should have spend a lot more time investigating.

It was my first time in a national park, it was cheap with a leisure card and the experience is enormous.

(Translated by Google) We drove through the park as a tour group in late December 2020 and it was unfortunately a disappointment. Due to the previous rain, many animals had moved away from the water points. Not a single elephant to be seen. Many water points completely empty. I had imagined this to be better. The tours were long. (Original) Wir sind als Reisegruppe im Ende Dezember 2020 durch den Park gefahren, und es war leider eine Enttäuschung. Durch den vorhergegangegen Regen hatten sich viele Tiere von den Wasserstellen entfernt. Kein einziger Elefant zu sehen. Viele Wasserstellen komplett leer. Ich hatte mir dies besser vorgestellt. Der Touren waren lang.

Wonderful place to visit. Last time we have seen the lion hunting zebras just near the Andersen gate. Beautiful animals, good stuff. Thank you!

Stunning!!!

Earth Lover

No words can describe how amazing Etosha is

The animals and scenery are awesome. The facilties and staff was unpleasant and the place operates on a poorly communicated "pay as you go" system where we were chased away from a picnic spot because we had to pay extra. None of this was communicated when we paid for our permits. Poor service, expensive prices and poorly maintained facilities left an overall bad taste in one's mouth. Management is ruining a national treasure.

It is very nice

Roads just need a little bit of tlc

Nice camping

(Translated by Google) Wonderful park ... magnificent African nature. (Original) Parque maravilhoso... natureza africana magnífica.

The best I have ever seen for now...

Yo elephant what up

Worth the visit

(Translated by Google) If you want to experience Africa's wildlife in the wild, this is the right place. Great biodiversity, unforgettable impressions, fantastic! (Original) Wer Afrikas Tierwelt in freier Wildbahn erleben will, ist hier am richtigen Ort. Große Artenvielfalt, unvergessliche Eindrücke, phantastisch !

(Translated by Google) This is the true face of nature. With a bit of luck, you can actually see many species up close. And not in cages or runs. We are in the cage (car). It is forbidden to leave the vehicle, and for some species it is even advisable to keep a safe distance. (Original) To prawdziwe oblicze przyrody. Przy odrobinie szczęścia można zobaczyć z bliska na prawdę wiele gatunków. I nie w klatkach, czy wybiegach. W klatce (samochodzie) to my jesteśmy. Obowiązuje zakaz opuszczania pojazdu, a w przypadku niektórych gatunków nawet wskazane jest utrzymać bezpieczny dystans.

(Translated by Google) If you are in Namibia, it is a must visit 🦁🐘🦓🦒 (Original) Wenn man in Namibia ist, ist das ja ein Pflichtbesuch 🦁🐘🦓🦒

I really enjoyed the park

Staff very friendly. Swimming pools at each camp well maintained and clean. Roads in park not so good.

(Translated by Google) Incredible impressions of grandiose nature! Hardly visited in the current Corona period and therefore very quiet. Allows one-time encounters with large groups of elephants, hunting prides of lions and many other great animals. Entry is a bargain. Most of the routes can be driven without all-wheel drive, but would generally recommend 4x4. (Original) Unfassbare Eindrücke grandioser Natur! In der aktuellen Corona Zeit kaum besucht und daher sehr ruhig. Erlaubt einmalige Begegnungen mit großen Elefanten-Gruppen, jagenden Löwen-Rudel und vielen anderen tollen Tieren. Der Eintritt ist ein Schnäppchen. Die meisten Strecken können auch ohne Allrad befahren werden, würde 4x4 allerdings grundsätzlich empfehlen.

The campsites are complete, have water, electricity, hot water, clean bathrooms, markets, etc. In the park we saw almost everything, lions, giraffes, zebras, antilopes, elephants and all kinds of birds and insects. I advise you to do at least four days of safari, in my case it was an auto safari that went super well I was three days but one more had been great.

I enjoyed meals at Okaukweyo. Roaring of the lion was great. I saw also the rhino among others animals.

Fascinating - Okaukuejo, Etosha National Park

Had great lion sighting. Park is very green and the grass is high making sightings more difficult.

(Translated by Google) I recommend !! Great place for watching animals. I like the fact that you can ride in the park on your own and make your own route. (Original) Рекомендую!! Чудове місце для спостерігання за тваринами. Подобається те що ти самостійно можеш їздити по парку і сам собі складаєш маршрут.

Magnificent! Roads are shocking.

(Translated by Google) One week in Etosha Park in February 2020. An unforgettable experience ! (Original) Une semaine dans le parc d'Etosha en février 2020 . Une expérience inoubliable !

(Translated by Google) The park is huge. You can easily explore it with your own vehicle. It's best to buy a street map and see what you want to see. The paths are easy to drive. A taller car is an advantage. The ways are quite long. We are completely through once. It takes a day for that. The middle is not so worth seeing. Few animals. It was most beautiful in the late afternoon. (Original) Der Park ist riesig. Man kann ihn gut mit dem eigenen Fahrzeug erkunden. Am besten eine Straßen Karte kaufen und schauen, was man sehen möchte. Die Wege sind gut befahrbar. Ein höheres Auto ist von Vorteil. Die Wege sind ziemlich lang. Wir sind einmal komplett durch. Dafür benötigt man schon einen Tag. Die Mitte ist nicht so sehenswert. Wenig Tiere. Am schönsten war es am späten Nachmittag.

Great place to observe animals in their natural environment. Although you don't see them that easy and that many during the rain season, to me this is the best time to visit Etosha N. P. - it's beautifully green, less dusty and with very few tourists.

Nature at its best, this time around it was dry still but the experience is always great. And the Etosha Gondwana camp fire music band is the cherry on top.

We managed to see quite a few animals at the water holes and also throughout the park. The roads, unfortunately, were in a very bad state. Need more maintenance. Also, the only shop where one could buy snacks n stuff, was manned by a woman, having to write down and calculate each and every item purchased! This caused for many unnecessary delays! That’s going back 50 years! Surely they can install a till.

Absolutely amazing! You need more than one day and patience. We waited half an hour fir the bull elephant to arrive at the watering hole

Wow great experience to see this wild life animals in their original environment.... A lot of camps with possibilities to stay in houses or camping sites. Most of them are little bit used up, but ok. what a shame that animals are not able to survive outside because of human beings are not able to coexist with them...

Amazing place to watch the natural life around you. If you're lucky enough, I hope you can see a black rhino, an amazing living fossil!

We had a truly unforgettable experience viewing the animals at this park, elephants, wildebeest, giraffes, zebras, ostriches, oryx, springbok, rhinos, jackals and antelopes!! We only wish we got to see some big cats!

Driving into the Etosha salt pan, the landscape changed dramatically to a blinding white salt pan with several apocalyptic like dust devils spread across the horizon. We were immediately treated to sightings of zebra, springbok, wilderbeast, giraffe and a slumbering lion which had us thinking that was pretty amazing for such a short drive in. However the famous Etosha water hole has multiplied the wow factor several times again. After we checked in at 2.00 pm we wandered the 200 metres down to the water hole and were delighted to see a family of 7 elephants including their babies wallowing and playing in the water. You sit on these seats behind a rock wall and fence with lights trained on the water hole not than 10 metres away . We were congratulating ourselves with beaming smiles and nods of acknowledgement that it can’t get any better than this when a herd of 27 elephants came wandering in for a drink and a wallow. We headed off to dinner at 6.00 pm, scoffed our dinner and were astounded as 17 giraffes wandered in for a drink at the same time whilst a lion roared in the background with grunts, growls and roars that travelled right through you. All of a sudden a rhino appeared to have a drink as well. Shaking our heads in wonder how lucky we were down came the lioness for a drink, scattering the giraffes. Sitting here now at 9.30 pm we have now been treated to 5 rhino’s and a baby rhino coming down for a drink including this giant bull elephant. Heading off to bed now not sure this experience can ever be beaten….

By far the best place I have been to. Namibia itself is an amazing Country and Etosha is National Park is a dream for anyone who likes wildlife.