Halali Camp

Halali Camp is a major rest camp centrally located within Etosha National Park, situated halfway between Okaukuejo and Namutoni. It is nestled amongst shady Mopane trees at the base of a dolomite hill. The camp's most famous feature is the floodlit Moringa waterhole, which offers exceptional wildlife viewing and is known for frequent sightings of black rhino, leopard, and large herds of elephants. Accommodation options are diverse, including comfortable double rooms, larger bush chalets, and well-equipped campsites with shared ablution blocks. Facilities include a restaurant, bar, kiosk, a large swimming pool, and a fuel station. Halali is an ideal base for exploring the park's central waterholes.