Halali Camp & Moringa Waterhole

Halali

Halali camp in the middle of the park: the floodlit Moringa waterhole at the foot of a rocky hill is quieter than Okaukuejo, with a chance of seeing leopards and rhinos at night

Halali camp lies between Okaukuejo and Namutoni and serves as a midway stop when crossing the park east to west. The Moringa waterhole sits at the foot of a dolomite hill, with a raised viewing platform that is lit by floodlights at night. Black rhinos, elephants and hyenas are common, and leopards are occasionally seen. Other good daytime waterholes nearby include Rietfontein and Goas. The camp has a petrol station, a restaurant and a swimming pool. The Etosha Pan viewpoint is about a 20-minute drive from camp.

Opening hours

Camp watering hole open 24 hours (guests); park open sunrise to sunset

Waterholes · Night wildlife watching · Campsite · Leopard safaris

Nearby sights

Etosha Lookout
Etosha National Park
Olifantsbad Waterhole
Chudob Waterhole
Nebrownii Waterhole
Fort Namutoni
Klein Namutoni Waterhole
Dik-Dik Drive

Places to eat nearby

Okaukuejo Camp Restaurant