Nebrownii Waterhole
Nebrownii
An artificial waterhole east of Okaukuejo where hundreds of zebra and springbok gather in the dry season, and which is also a drinking spot for elephants
Nebrownii waterhole lies about 10 km east of Okaukuejo and is the first stop on a short loop from camp. It is famous for its large zebra herds. In the dry season, late afternoons often bring whole groups of zebra, springbok and gemsbok crowding the water's edge, and elephants and lions also appear from time to time. Nearby waterholes include Gemsbokvlakte and Olifantsbad, and they can be strung together into a half-day trip. The route is short, so it's good for a loop on arrival or just before leaving the park.
Opening hours
Grounds open from sunrise to sunset
Nearby sights
- Okaukuejo Waterhole
- Olifantsbad Waterhole
- Okondeka Waterhole
- Ongava Private Game Reserve
- Sprokieswoud (Haunted Forest)
- Etosha National Park
- Halali Camp & Moringa Waterhole
- Etosha Lookout