Halali Camp

Halali occupies a prime central position inside Etosha National Park, roughly halfway between Okaukuejo and Namutoni. This strategic location allows excellent access to multiple game-rich routes in every direction. A short path leads to the floodlit Moringa Waterhole, famous for black rhino and elephant sightings after sunset. The camp is reached via the Andersson or Von Lindequist Gates, with Windhoek around a six-hour drive away. Elevated slightly on a small dolomite rise, Halali feels remote yet remains one of the park’s best equipped bases for multi-day safaris.

Accommodation at Halali ranges from simple double rooms to larger bush and family chalets, plus premier honeymoon units with private Jacuzzis. All permanent units include air-conditioning and en-suite bathrooms, with most chalets offering kitchenettes and braai facilities, while rooms are simpler but comfortable. Décor is functional and designed for Etosha’s dry heat, with shaded verandas where applicable. Several serviced campsites are also available with shared ablutions. This flexible mix caters to both self-drive families and guided safari travelers seeking practical comfort inside the park.

The camp offers a restaurant, bar and kiosk for supplies, as well as one of the largest swimming pools in Etosha. A fuel station and guided activity bookings add important convenience for travelers. The main highlight is the floodlit Moringa Waterhole, accessible via a short footpath, where black rhinos and elephants frequently appear at night. Wi-Fi is typically available near reception on a voucher basis, though signal quality varies. Halali balances accessibility and wilderness, providing practical amenities while remaining close to extraordinary wildlife action.