Etosha National Park Ecotourism Safari

Spanning a vast 22 300 square kilometres (8 610 square miles), the Etosha National Park consists mostly of grassy plains around a huge salt pan, which becomes a beautiful lake after heavy rains and attracts large flocks of pink candy-floss-coloured flamingo.

Etosha holds one of the largest, and perhaps the most stable, population of black rhino in the world, as well as giraffe, and rare and unusual species like the black-faced impala, Hartmann’s mountain zebra or the smallest antelope in the world, the Damara dikdik. The Etosha National Park is an iconic Ecotourism destination.