We will start your second day with an early morning game drive. We should aim to be our way as soon gates open at sunrise. This increases our chance of spotting big cats as they return from the night hunt.

We will continue exploring Etosha westwards, visiting one waterhole to another. Since Etosha is a desert landscape water is quite scarce.  As such animals rely on water from the numerous waterholes scattered throughout the park. This makes game viewing easier as thirsty animals must show up for a much needed drink. The large animals that are abundant in Etosha include elephant, giraffe, wildebeest, mountain and plains zebra, springbok, kudu, gemsbok and eland.

Along the way, we will stop to have a closer look at the Etosha Pan. The vast 4730 km2 pan is a start attraction in Etosha. We will spend a night a Okaukuejo Camp. The camp has one of the best floodlit waterholes where you can also observe animals and take good photographs.