Places to See Okaukuejo Waterholes – Etosha National Park, in northern Namibia, is around 22.270 km² — about half the size of Switzerland 🇨🇭! There are 40+ waterholes to be discovered across the park, mostly straddling the perimeter of the famous Etosha Pan. Waterholes can be found within close proximity to all of the park’s entrance gates and rest camps. Even though it has changed size many times and at one time ran from the skeleton coast to the edge of the Etosha pan (then it was 99.526 sq km), the current size is 22.000 sq km. But while both parks are similar in size, the 2 game reserves are not comparable in terms of the number of camps and roads.
Leopards are secretive nocturnal creatures, but a trip to Moringa, Stark’s Pan, Rietfontein, Goas, Nuamses and Kalkheuwel in Etosha may yield a lucky daytime sighting. Namibia’s greatest wildlife sanctuary: Etosha National Park. Each of these life-offering waterholes, fed by natural springs and fountains or man-made boreholes, is unique and attracts a remarkable ensemble of wildlife, big and small. In this blog post, we’ll share our top 10 waterholes with you
1. Okaukuejo
2. Okondeka
3. Olifantsbad
4. Nebrownii
5. Goas
6. Salvadora
7. Moringa
8. Homob
9. Namutoni
10. Klein Namutoni
Such an amazing safari along the path of Etosha National Park it was a one in a lifetime experience. Along the drive you get waterholes and at the end of the rainy season quite a lot of animals are also along the route. To be fair we felt that the DIY drive really didn’t catch the full of Etosha so we come back the following evening for a sunset safari with an experienced guide that took us to the right places. unforgettable sundowners in the park also helped for a memorable day!
This wildlife live webcam faces Okaukuejo Waterhole in Etosha National Park in Namibia.
You will see a variety of animals reaching this watering hole, coming here from all over the national park. Among the animals in Etosha National Park are white and black rhinoceros, lions, leopards, zebras, wildebeest, giraffes, and elephants.
Okaukuejo is home to one of the most popular waterholes in the Etosha National Park. It is instrumental in the dry seasons when the animals have no natural water elsewhere in the region. They are all congregating around the Okaukuejo waterhole. Okaukuejo resort caters for all travellers. You can select your campsite or choose your level of luxury and comfort when visiting Etosha National park.