We entered the park via the Von Lindequist Gate in the east and left via the Galton gate at the west, staying overnight at the Okaukuejo Camp in the centre.
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| View over the pan |
The eastern part of the park borders the huge (120 km long, 43,000 km
2) Etosha pan. The pan is mostly dry but will apparently get a thin layer of water after heavy rain.
The best part of the campsite at Okaukuejo was that it was in the middle of the park.
Again,- we'll let the animal photos speak for themselves.
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| Kori bustard |
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| Lilac breasted roller |
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| Springbok |
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| Black-faced impala (rare/endangered) |
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| Lioness |
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| Sociable weaver nest (up to 100+ pairs) |
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| Hartnell's mountain zebra (threatened species) |
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