Etosha's smallest national park self-catering camp, and often the quietest, is rather barracklike and dusty, but if you're a bird-watcher, it merits a giant check mark on your list. Rare violet woodhoopoes and bare-cheeked babblers frequent the camp, and if you walk up the rocky path to the pleasant floodlighted water hole and are prepared to sit and wait, there's a good chance you'll spot lions, elephants, and black rhinos. Halali, which is roughly halfway between Okuakuejo and Namutoni, is in the only area of the park with hills.
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