We had heard negative reviews of Halali from people we had met at Joe’s Beer Haus in Windhoek but we were pleasantly surprised at the quality and friendliness of the people employed at the camp as well as the cleanlines and general neatness of our bungalow and surrounds. The bungalow had been well maintained and it was in excellent condition.... More

My family and I stayed at Halali 4 nights in August 2012 as part of our summer holiday. First advice is that 3 nights, or 2.5 full days is probably enough to see all you need to see in Etosha. There are 3 positives and several negatives about Halai. The positives were: - Location: excellent mid point in the park... More

We stayed here for one evening in a 2 bedroom chalet. The camp is not the prettiest but it was well maintained, the food, breakfast lunch and dinner was good, the waterhole is quite a walk but well worth the look, the pool is amazing and huge and was well needed in the heat. The shop was sparse on items... More

We stayed at the camp site in September 2011. A bit a similar review as for Okaukuejo camp site. There is nothing special about this camp site: everything is clean but the spots are close together and there is not much to look at on the camp site itself. The waterhole is nicely designed and the animals you are waiting... More

This was our second stop on our trip in December in Namibia.The park is phenomenal and a must see, although you read December is the rainy season and too hot , for us it was the best and only time we think to visit. Rain yes but so few and it does last more then hour and is often at... More

My husband and I stayed here for one night in May 2012 following on from a 2 night stay in Okaukeujo. This camp was a much smaller enterprise but I found the staff at the admin office where we checked in much friendlier that at Okaukeujo, and more efficient. We had booked a honeymoon suite and were allocated one called... More

I stayed in a chalet at Halali camp in Etosha for a week in December 2012. The rate at N$550 for one person per night includes breakfast. Dinner is provided at the camp restaurant, and lunch can also be had there. Lunch and dinner is not included in the rate. The chalets do not provide properly for self catering. There... More

Halali camp is the worst maintained camp we have been to in a long time. The whole of Etosha's maintenance is in a horrific state. Roadsigns are almost non existant or you vant see it properly. The grass at the camps are not being cut, the swimming pool was so green it looked disgusting to swim in it. The service... More

Halali was our second stop in Etosha. I have to say that luckily all three camps do not differ much as far as amenities are concerned: there is a bar and restaurant along with a little souvenir shop. Camping is spacious with clean and numerous toilets and showers. best of all: the showers are hot! There is also a water... More