Etosha National Park essentials

Etosha National Park is defined by its massive salt pan and a network of life-sustaining waterholes. This selection highlights the park's key infrastructure and natural landmarks, from the early 20th-century German fort at Namutoni to the world-famous floodlit waterhole at Okaukuejo. It includes specialized sites like the Moringa tree forest of Sprokieswoud and strategically located waterholes like Salvadora and Chudob, which provide critical vantage points for observing lions, elephants, and rare black rhinos in a stark desert landscape.