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Nomab waterhole
Etosha Nationalpark, Namibia
Solar-powered waterhole in an open plain with plains zebras, gemsbok and kori bustards in impressive scenery.
What you can experience here
Nomab is an artificial waterhole with a borehole that is powered by solar energy and lies in an extensive open plain landscape. The round concrete basin is surrounded by calcrete stones, while to the west red sand stretches to the horizon. There are no trees in the vicinity, just a stunted mopane tree next to a white termite mound. After rainfall, fresh green grasses grow and develop into tall, undulating grass. In the distance, the plain is bordered by mopane and acacia shrub savanna, broken up by white and red termite mounds.
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Categories
- Wildlife watching
- Waterhole
Where you'll find it
Nomab · Nomab, Namibia
