| For most of the year, the Etosha saltpans in Botswana lie dormant until the rains arrive in early December. Elephant, giraffe, springbok, oryx, lion, wildebeest, zebra and other African animals flock to the pans. Most impressive of all is the arrival of the flamingos to feed on the algae soup in the pans. In the winter months the grasslands provide sustenance to the many grazers in the reserve. As the grasses disappear and the waters of the pan recede, the animals move into areas surrounding perennial waterholes in the reserve. The waterholes of Etosha are prolific with magnificent wildlife sightings to be seen and enjoyed. | | | Sumptuous dining under thatch with magnificent views from the deck | | | | Etosha Aoba Lodge is located on Etosha’s eastern boundary. The lodge is the ideal destination from which to explore the National Park. Etosha Aoba accommodates twenty guests in thatched, en-suite bungalows surrounded by tall Tamboti trees. Each bungalow has a large verandah, from where you can observe tree squirrels, bush babies and a wide variety of bird life in the 7000 hectares of the private reserve surrounding the lodge. | | | Your spacious, thatched bungalow has an en-suite bathroom and a private viewing deck | | | | Guests at Etosha Aoba Lodge have the option of a self-drive safari into the Etosha National Park or a safari service may be pre-booked for those guests without their own vehicles wishing to partake in the Etosha experience. | | | | | | Rates are available on request. | | |
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