Reviews of Halali Camp
Wildlife sightings and reviews
337 independent comments and wildlife information from our travellers who have visited Halali Camp and kindly agreed to share their thoughts. They do not necessarily represent the views of Expert Africa
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"Halali Camp review"
We did not spend much time at the water hole but heard that a leopard had been spotted there." See all these reviews: 20n in Namibia
"Halali Camp review"
We drove down to the waterhole, though it was easily walkable. Fantastic experience at sunset as 12 elephants arrived, complete with two babies.
Food lovely here too and restaurant accommodated us eating in two sittings while one of us stayed and looked after our youngest son, who was poorly. Credit card payments not a problem here and quick too." See all these reviews: 11n in Namibia
"Halali Camp review"
Easy access to waterhole plus for driving to see game (it was a bit further to waterholes but worth the drive). Again, we drove ourselves and didn't take part in any organized activities." See all these reviews: 14n in Namibia
"Halali Camp review"
Otherwise good accomodation but the waterhole is some distance from the accomodation area. There were at least 30 elephants there during the afternoon which made it very worthwhile." See all these reviews: 12n in Namibia
"Halali Camp review"
"A nice quiet camp"
"Halali Camp"
The chalets were nice, but dinner on the first night was unedible with some salads being served being the left-overs from lunch-time. We therefore on the second day decided to try out lunch at Namutoni, which was lovely and just buy grocery supply for sandwiches for supper.In addition we found that the waterholes near Namutoni were a lot more frequented than the ones around Halali.
We would not go back to Halali but next time stay in Namotomi, which has both a lovely restaurant and well stocked shop.
There were clearly not enough waiters and it felt like a school canteen." See all these reviews: 17n in Namibia
"Halali Camp review"
Early one morning (around 5:30) we saw two rhino at the water hole. Water hole did not seem to attract as many animals as Okaukuejo, but was much quieter and has much better ambiance." See all these reviews: 19n in Namibia
"Halali Camp review"
After a very disappointing evening meal we then self catered for the rest of our stay in Etosha. This was a challenge given the very very limited supplies in Halali and Okaukuejo camp shops but still much preferable to the restaurant" See all these reviews: 8n in Namibia
"Halali Camp review"
Domestic and tourist information staff very helpful.
The floodlit waterhole proved disappointing for animals, though we did see a few. The seats were uncomfortable and rather cramped and noisy when lots of guests arrived." See all these reviews: 21n in Namibia
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