Khaudum National Park

Khaudum National Park is a remote, wild, and little-visited park in Namibia's far northeast, bordering Botswana. Covering 3,842 square kilometres of deep Kalahari sand and dense woodland, it offers one of Namibia's most adventurous and off-the-beaten-path safari experiences. The park is home to large herds of elephants that migrate between Khaudum and Botswana, along with wild dogs, roan and sable antelope, eland, and over 320 bird species. The deep sand tracks require experienced 4x4 driving, and the park should only be attempted by fully self-sufficient expeditions travelling in convoy. For those prepared, Khaudum offers an authentic wilderness adventure with virtually no other visitors.