Go for: the Etosha Salt Pan

Etosha National Park is one of the most important wildlife reserves in Africa, and many rare and endangered species are preserved within its borders. Here, you’ll have the chance to see the black rhino, as well as the tallest elephants in Africa. The park has a wide range of landscapes and varying geology, with its grasslands, salt pans, and dolomite hills. It has plenty of road networks and campsites, which make it great for extended stays and self-drive safaris from waterhole to waterhole in pursuit of great wildlife viewing.

Travel on: An Etosha safar

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