The Waterholes:Chudob: Fed by an artesian fountain this
waterhole has a floating reed island. You should find Eland here
along with Giraffe, Elephant, Warthog and Black Faced Impala.
Groot Okevi: Ground water level spring.
Elephant, Gemsbok, Kudu, even cheetah and Leopard.
Kalkheuvel: A favoured water hole of
photographers. You can get good close-ups of the animals at this
busy water hole. Lots of game, and also birds such as bateleur
eagle, black breasted snake eagle, tawny eagle and the black (yellow
billed) kite.
Klein Okevi: Ground water level spring.
Black Faced Impala, Elephant, Giraffe, Lion, Kudu, Gemsbok, Zebra
and even Cheetah can be seen here.
Klein Namutoni:
An artesian spring about 2km south of the camp. Good game viewing
especially early morning and late afternoon. Popular with Elephant,
Giraffe, Kudu, Gemsbok, Kudu, Black Faced Impala, Zebra. Don't miss
taking a tour around Dikdik drive where you have a good chance of
spotting the tiny and often elusive Damara Dikdik.
Koinkas: Fed by an artesian fountain is
reasonably frequented by game
Namutoni: An
artesian spring on the western side of the camp. Dense reeds. Not
many animals come here.
Ngobib: The water hole is in a hollow. Not
very visible, but does attract Elephant, gemsbok, kudu zebra cheetah
and leopard.
Okerfontein: A strong cantact spring on the
edge of the pan. Not very popular, but lion and cheetah can
sometimes be seen there.
Tsumcor: Busy waterhole. You should see
plenty of animals here. Good photography
Twee Palms: Picturesque, Makalani Palms, don't
miss the closing gate at Namutoni.
Acknowledgements and further reading:
GV1, GV6, H9, P1, P2
Etosha is a National Park area, so there are entrance fees payable to the
Ministry of Environment and Tourism. The accommodation and facilities in the
Etosha are managed and operated by Namibia Wildlife Resorts
