Etosha National Park, Namibia: Salt Pan Safari
Lions. Zebras. Rhinos. These mighty creatures and many more find sanctuary and camera-toting tourists in Etosha, one of the world’s great game reserves. At the heart of the park is an ancient salt desert, formed long ago when a giant lake dried up - the Etosha salt pan.
Jean-Louis Vandevivere
Jon Rawlinson
Rui Ornelas
Surrounding the salt pan is a fragile world of grasslands and waterholes. It’s a rough life for animals, but perfect for safari. Just remember: Stay inside your car and keep the doors locked.
Wjp Bennett
Erwint
Rui Ornelas
Jean-Louis Vandevivere
Alexander Johmann
Alexander Johmann
Wjp Bennett
Alexander Johmann
Rui Ornelas
Jean-Louis Vandevivere
Wjp Bennett
Lisa Gray
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