Etosha - we are here!
5:00 AM, the alarm rings. Breakfast at six, departure at a quarter to seven. After a thorough check, we enter the Etosha National Park through the southeastern gate, the...


Published: 16.09.2024


























Today we are going on a photo safari again, starting at half-past seven.
Right at the beginning, the leopard from yesterday presents itself in a tree – having breakfast. It has caught an impala.
That's quite spectacular!
There are certainly 15 cars there, allowing all the tourists to take a photo.
We drive back and forth through the park, spotting lions and other wildlife repeatedly.
Absolutely overwhelming is the lion with the slain gnus, lying just 10 meters away from us at a watering hole.
On the other side of the watering hole, at a safe distance, a multitude of animals in peaceful coexistence.
I am very impressed by this intertwining ecosystem, which works because it is a protected national park.
This day humbles me.
