Chudob Waterhole
Chudob
One of the most popular waterholes near Namutoni, where in the dry season giraffes, zebra, elephants and impala often drink at the same time
Chudob is a natural spring-fed waterhole about 10 km southwest of Namutoni camp. Its water supply is reliable, and in the dry season, around midday, large herds of zebra, wildebeest, greater kudu and giraffes gather here. Lions and elephants also appear often, making it a must-visit viewing spot on the park's east side. The nearby Kalkheuwel waterhole also attracts elephant herds. We suggest planning a half-day loop from Namutoni. Wait quietly in your car, and don't honk to chase animals away.
Opening hours
Grounds open from sunrise to sunset
Nearby sights
- Klein Namutoni Waterhole
- Dik-Dik Drive
- Fort Namutoni
- Fischer's Pan
- Onguma Game Reserve
- Etosha Lookout
- Halali Camp & Moringa Waterhole
- Etosha National Park