Waterberg was the site of one of the major turning points in Namibia's
History. It was here, on the foothills, that the Herero people lost
their last and greatest battle against the German Colonial forces at
the beginning of the century. Wabi Game Lodge, set on a privately owned
reserve, (in a malaria free area) is nestled at the edge of a dry riverbed,
embedded with Camelthorn trees.
Discounts may be available for children sharing with adults, please specify the ages and number of children when making your booking or requesting a quote.
| January 2025 - December 2025 | |
|---|---|
| Rooms | Per Room Per Night |
| Single Room |
Please enquire |
| Double or Twin Room |
Please enquire |
| Family Unit | Please enquire |
It is a private lodge in the Waterberg region, and has the unusual attraction of offering its guests guided game drives and hiking on a plateau. The grandeur of Africa is summarised within the diversity of ecosystems on Wabi.
Whether you are spellbound by the delicateness of silk spun threads, the elegance of antelope or the robustness of the rhino and the hippos, the abundance of wildlife will impregnate impressions of timeless Africa, where nature lives in perfect harmony.
Accommodation is in cottages, each with an en-suite bathroom, bedroom, living room and a porch. There are also luxury units, independent of the bungalows, sited on the other side of the garden.
Check In Time:11:00 Check Out Time: 09:30
This leading International lodge is situated in the heart of Namibia. Our Ranch is located on the impressive Waterberg Plateau and inhabits rare species like White Rhino, Sable, Nyala, Water Buffalo, Hippo, Roan, Red Lechwe and many more that roam the wilderness.
The Lodge is caressed by cascading foliage and nurturing trees that provide a haven for you to retreat to after the day's activities. Whilst you relax at the pool, be engulfed by the landscape that appears to extend into infinity and morph into a fiery pageant as the sun bids the day farewell. Both accommodation and cuisine reflect the Swiss heritage of your hosts, Mark and Christine. Thus allow yourself to be submerged in the spirit of a true African Safari.
From the International Airport: B6 travels to Windhoek. You will then go on the B1 towards Okahandja / Otjiwarongo. You will reach a turnoff to Waterberg/Okakarara on the C22, after travelling about 41 km. Then, travel for a further 54 km on the D2512 and you will see our signboard to the Lodge.
A road trip across Namibia is an experience you will cherish forever, the freedom to stop wherever you want and explore Namibia on your own terms, for that you will need to hire the right car.
