About Etosha National Park
Etosha National Park in northern Namibia surrounds a vast salt pan, and in the dry season its game gathers at a handful of permanent waterholes. Okaukuejo, the waterhole at the park's main rest camp near the southern gate, is floodlit at night and known for black rhino and elephant visits. These Etosha National Park live cams watch the Okaukuejo waterhole from two angles, one run by the park's lodging operator and one by a Namibian lodge group.
Which Etosha National Park webcam to check first
Start with the Namibia Wildlife Resorts stream for the classic view across the waterhole from the rest camp. The Gondwana NamibiaCam stream looks across the same water from a different angle and is often busiest in the late afternoon. After dark, both show the floodlit waterhole.
Before you go to Etosha National Park
Gates open and close with sunrise and sunset, and you must be inside a rest camp at night. Check Namibia Wildlife Resorts for bookings and the Namibia Meteorological Service forecast before a self-drive trip.
Live cameras and modelled weather can be delayed, incomplete or offline. Check official weather, access and safety information before you make plans.
