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Enjoy the day excursions into the Etosha National Park. Almost all of the Etosha National Park and its surroundings may be described as arid to semi-arid savannah with 250-500 mm average annual rainfall and a highly variable and erratic rainfall pattern.
The most dominant tree in the area is like all over the Etosha National Park the Mopane tree. Except for the rainy season, Etosha’s animals are dependent on artificial waterholes and natural springs. Explore the enormous saltpan, which is called the “great white place of dry water ” in a local language.
Located halfway between Okaukuejo and Namutoni in Etosha National Park amongst shady Mopane trees lies the tranquil Halali Resort, opened in 1967. Halali is in the center of the park and can be reached either via entering the park at Okaukuejo – Andersson Gate or via Namutoni – the Von Lindequist Gate.
The camp, surrounded by some of the most popular waterholes in the park has the added advantage of a secluded, scenic, flood-lit waterhole. The surrounding area lends itself popular to game viewing where in particular Leopard sightings are almost a certainty. The name derived from the sound of traditional German hunting horn used to announce the end of the hunt.
Rooms
Accommodation at Halali is provided in a variety style of rooms to suits our wide range of visitors. All of these rooms have air-conditioning, lamps, tea/coffee station and a mini-fridge. The beds have mosquito nets. In the bathrooms, there is complimentary shampoo, soap, hand and body lotion, as well as soft towels.
Categories
• 2 x Family Chalets – secluded self-catering units with two separate bedrooms and twin beds in each. These spacious chalets have a separate lounge, kitchen and bathroom. The kitchen is equipped with a limited selection of crockery and cutlery, a small oven, fridge, kettle and tea/coffee station. Outside is a shaded entertainment area with built-in braai, table and chairs. These chalets are the closest to the waterhole.
• 10 x Two-Bedroom Bush Chalets – both of the bedrooms has a pair of twin beds, which share a bathroom and a separate toilet. There is a small open plan lounge/kitchen furnished with two sofas, a small fridge, a tea/coffee station, and an assortment of crockery and cutlery. Outside is a plastic table and chairs, and a built-in braai. These chalets are smaller than the family chalets, and further from the waterhole.
• 10 x One-Bedroom Bush Chalets – these small chalets do not have separate kitchens or a lounge. They have one bedroom, and a small, separate bathroom with a shower and toilet. These rooms have a sliding glass door that leads to an open patio with a floor of pebbles. There are no braai facilities for these chalets.
• 40 x Double Rooms – the same size as a one-bedroom chalet, but without the patio doors and small outside area. There is a small en-suite bathroom. These rooms come with a small corner sofa.
• 5 x Premier Bush Chalets – comfortably furnished with a queen-sized bed, a private garden area, jacuzzi,
fridge and tea/coffee station.
• Camping
Facilities
Guest Services
• Housekeeping attention with evening turn-down service
• Laundry service upon request
• Free Parking
• Disabled access
Activities
Etosha National Park’s vegetation varies from dwarf shrub savannah and grasslands, which occur around the pan, to thorn-bush and woodland savannah throughout the park.
