Dik-Dik Drive

A small bush loop near Namutoni to see the Damara dik-dik, one of the world's smallest antelopes; the whole loop takes only 20 to 30 minutes

Dik-Dik Drive is a short one-way dirt loop on the east side of Namutoni camp, winding through dense bush. Damara dik-diks stand about 40 cm tall and often pair up in the shade beside the road, with their big, lovely eyes. Guinea fowl, hornbills and small birds are also common here. The loop is short, so it's convenient to drive around on your way back from Klein Namutoni. Drive slowly and watch the bush on both sides of the road.

Opening hours

Grounds open from sunrise to sunset

Antelope · Short loop · Birdwatching

Nearby sights

Klein Namutoni Waterhole
Fort Namutoni
Chudob Waterhole
Fischer's Pan
Onguma Game Reserve
Etosha Lookout
Halali Camp & Moringa Waterhole
Etosha National Park

Places to eat nearby

Okaukuejo Camp Restaurant