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Okaukuejo : tout pour préparer ton voyage

Okaukuejo is in the central part of Etosha and is strategically well located for day visitors. The waterhole in the camp is known for black rhinoceros sightings and the surroundings for lions.

Pourquoi tu vas adorer cet endroit

Watch wildlife right at Okaukuejo’s famous waterhole – In Okaukuejo you can continue your safari even after your game drive, when elephants, rhinos, giraffes and other animals come to the floodlit waterhole.
Start your game drives into the western Etosha National Park – Around Okaukuejo you can reach many waterholes on short drives and have particularly good chances of intense wildlife sightings in the dry season.
Experience Etosha between salt pan and dusty savannah – From Okaukuejo you drive through open plains, dry bush landscapes and along the vast Etosha Pan, which gives the region its unmistakable character.

L’essentiel en un coup d’œil

Special feature – Okaukuejo is famous for its floodlit waterhole where you can often watch animals until late into the night.
Landscape – Around Okaukuejo you will find open savannahs, dry plains and wide expanses of the Etosha Pan.
Atmosphere – Especially in the evening a tranquil safari atmosphere develops at the waterhole when elephants, rhinos or giraffes emerge from the darkness.
Wildlife viewing – The waterhole is one of the best places in Etosha to watch rhinos and elephants.
Location – Okaukuejo is right by the southern Andersson Gate and is a good starting or finishing point for your Etosha crossing.
Infrastructure – The camp offers a petrol station, restaurant, shop, pool and accommodation in various categories as well as campsites.
Self-drivers – From here you can easily reach many popular waterholes in central Etosha on your own.
Roads – The main routes around the camp are usually in good condition and easy to drive even without 4×4.
Opening times – The camp and gate times follow sunrise and sunset. The exact times are posted daily.
Climate – During the day it is often very hot and dry, at night it can become cool – especially in the African winter.
Mobile reception & Internet – There is limited mobile phone reception in the camp and partial Wi-Fi.