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Halali : tout pour préparer ton voyage

Halali is in the eastern part of the park. There is access to the white Etosha Pan near the camp. The camp’s waterhole is known for nocturnal leopard sightings.

Pourquoi tu vas adorer cet endroit

Watch wildlife at the Moringa waterhole in Halali – In Halali you can round off your safari day at the illuminated waterhole, where in the dry season in particular rhinos, elephants and other animals may appear.
Explore the central Etosha region on short game drives – From Halali you can reach several waterholes and savannahs that are ideal for flexible game drives in the morning, afternoon or on the way to Okaukuejo and Namutoni.
Experience Etosha between rocky outcrops, bushland and salt pan – Around Halali the national park feels a bit more varied than in many other areas, combining dry plains with mopane bush, small hills and wide views towards the Etosha Pan.

L’essentiel en un coup d’œil

Special feature – Halali is centrally located in Etosha and is a good base for connecting different regions of the park.
Landscape – Around Halali you’ll find mopane woodland, open plains and numerous waterholes.
Atmosphere – The camp usually feels quieter and less busy than Okaukuejo.
Waterhole – The illuminated Moringa waterhole is one of the best places in Etosha for night-time wildlife watching.
Safari feeling – Thanks to the central location you can reach many waterholes in different directions relatively quickly.
Location – Halali lies roughly between Okaukuejo and Namutoni in the middle of Etosha National Park.
Infrastructure – The camp offers a petrol station, shop, restaurant, pool and various types of accommodation as well as campsites.
Roads – The main routes around the camp are usually in good condition and are easy to drive even without a 4×4.
Opening times – The camp and gate times are based on sunrise and sunset. The exact times are posted daily.
Climate – During the day it is usually hot and dry; at night it can cool down considerably – especially in the African winter.
Mobile reception & internet – There is limited mobile reception in the camp and partial Wi-Fi.