Namibia already has 26 national parks and reserves. They can be found in rhinos, elephants, spotted hyenas, cheetahs, jackals, foxes, earth wolves, wild African cats, gazelles, zebras, ostriches, baboons, antelopes, and over 600 species of birds. The most popular and visited parks of the country: Etosha National Park and the Waterberg Plateau, but other parks are of no less interest to tourists.

Etosha National Park is one of the largest in Africa. Etosha stands for "A great white place of dried water". And this name is completely justified, because before the eyes of tourists there is a huge salt basin, which during the rainy season is filled with water and turns into a lake. There is probably the largest variety of animals and birds that can be found in Namibia: 340 bird species, 114 mammal species and 110 species of reptiles.

In the town of Otchivarongo there are the Cheetah conservation center with a herding dog nursery and the only crocodile farm in the country where Nile alligators are bred (about 30 thousand individuals) . Vater National Park The erg Plateau is located on the territory of the same rock mass to the east of Otchivarongo . Here the subtropical vegetation prevails and the climate is more humid . Here in the natural habitat you can see about 25 species of mammals and more than 200 species of birds, including those listed in Red Book of white and black rhinos, a lot of antelopes, buffalo, kudu, gemsbok gazebos, giraffes and leopards . A lot of walking routes are laid through the territory of the reserve .