Halali

Halali is a rest camp located within Etosha National Park in northern Namibia. It provides lodging and services for visitors exploring the park and operates under Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR). The camp offers a range of accommodations, including chalets and camping sites, as well as on-site dining at a restaurant and bar. A key feature is the floodlit waterhole, which remains active after sunset and is a popular spot for night-time wildlife viewing.

The camp sits along the park’s road network and is commonly visited as part of a self-drive safari or guided game viewing itinerary alongside other Etosha camps such as Okaukuejo and Namutoni. Visitors can expect sightings of a variety of park fauna, including elephants, giraffes, antelope, and, in the broader Etosha ecosystem, predators such as lions, cheetahs, and hyenas. Birdlife is also common around the water sources.

Facilities typically available at Halali include accommodation options, a swimming pool for guests, a restaurant and bar, and a small shop for supplies. The camp’s waterhole provides a reliable draw for wildlife throughout the day and night, contributing to Etosha’s reputation as a premier safari destination in Namibia. Halali, along with the park’s other camps, forms part of Namibia’s network of protected-area tourism infrastructure.

See also Etosha National Park.