Etosha National Park is one of Africa’s premier wildlife destinations, renowned for both its vast scale and impressive biodiversity. Located in northern Namibia, the park spans approximately 22,200 km² and is dominated by mopane savannah and dry woodland, which encircle the expansive Etosha salt pans.

Etosha is particularly celebrated for its thriving elephant population, which is most visible from July to September. In addition to elephants, the park is home to large herds of zebra, blue wildebeest, and springbok. Seasonal migrations, particularly between October and November, offer dramatic and memorable wildlife sightings. Birding is equally rewarding, with more than 340 recorded species.

The park is easily accessible by road, with a range of lodges and campsites situated both inside the park and along its borders.