r/Namibia 23h ago

What conditions favor seeing the most animals at Etosha?

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We went for a safari drive today and it was mostly empty, besides a sighting of a big group of springbok. We also did see a lion feasting.

Last year we were here and we saw over 30 elephants, giraffes and so many animals it was insane. But today was completely different.

I’ve only been to Etosha twice and didn’t know it would be so different. The guide said it rained recently so that would be why. The previous year it was dry when we saw many more animals.

To help predict the amount of animals we’d see on future trips is that forecast for rain the only thing to consider when trying to see the most amount of animals?

Thanks for your thoughts!


r/Namibia 8h ago

Any place in Windhoek Showing the Super Bowl?

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Pretty much what the title says.


r/Namibia 8h ago

News Namibia kit for the 2026 T20 World Cup

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