Question 1

Which NWR camp is best for first-time visitors?

Accepted Answer

Okaukuejo is the classic first stop — central western location, the famous floodlit waterhole, good facilities, and easy access from Andersson Gate. Halali is great for a midpoint base.

Question 2

Can you move between NWR camps during your stay?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many visitors split nights between camps. Halali sits halfway between Okaukuejo and Namutoni — a popular 3-camp itinerary.

Question 3

What is the difference between Okaukuejo, Halali, and Namutoni?

Accepted Answer

Okaukuejo has the best waterhole (rhino sightings). Halali is quieter and central with a shaded waterhole. Namutoni has the historic Fort and productive eastern game drives.

Question 4

Do NWR camps have restaurants?

Accepted Answer

Okaukuejo, Halali, and Namutoni all have restaurants and shops. Onkoshi, Dolomite, and Olifantsrus are self-catering or have limited dining options.

Stay Inside Etosha: All 6 NWR Rest Camps

Inside The Park

Okaukuejo

Halali

Namutoni

Onkoshi

Dolomite

Olifantsrus