Halali

Halali

Please note: Our review of this property has not yet been added. Watch this space. We're working on it.

As a tailor-made tour operator, we often have to get creative when designing your perfect itinerary.

For example, your travel consultant might add this property to your itinerary if:

Location is a significant factor
It offers a unique feature that will enhance your experience
This is a last-minute booking and room availability is limited
Cost is a factor and you'd rather splash out on another part of your trip
This is a newly opened or refurbished property that we have not inspected yet

When designing your custom itinerary we have much to consider not least of which is the value proposition of every product and service included in your quote. In all cases we strive to give you the best experience possible within your budget so please feel free to ask your travel consultant to share their reasons for including this property in your itinerary.

Comfortable and mercifully nowhere resembling the rest of the world's notion of a resort, Halali owes its popularity to its 'King-of-the-Castle' location inside Etosha National Park - one of only six lodges with such privileged locations.

Under-sell out the way, you can now enjoy the spectacular array of wildlife, birds and plants that make Etosha one of Africa's great game parks with minimal fuss and maximum ease. Half way between Namutoni and Okaukuejo, Halali is close to several waterholes and has its own floodlit centrepiece. A walking trail within the grounds leads up to one of the only vantage points around the Etosha Pan.

The bungalows have either one or two double rooms, all have air conditioning and en suite bathrooms. The main lodge has a swimming pool, restaurant and bar area and there is a campsite for the more intrepid travellers out there.

Lodge Facilities

Room Facilities

Activities

Inside Etosha National Park; game drives; walking trail; floodlit waterhole at the lodge

Etosha is an enormous game park with a saline desert called Etosha Pan as its shimmering heart; flamingos are a common sight on Fischer's Pan and, when the pans fill with water after heavy rains (every six or seven years), about a million flamingos descend upon Etosha Pan. The park has many springs and waterholes along the southern and eastern edge of the pan, which attract a random and continuous display of the 114 mammals and 340 bird species to be found in the region.

Sustainability

Energy Efficiency
Waste Management
Sustainable Sourcing
Water Conservation
Community and Environment Benefit
Site and Building Impact

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