Hotels & Places to stay in Waterberg

The well known Waterberg is situated about 280 km north of Windhoek, halfway to Etosha National park. The unique region of Waterberg is internationally famous for its vast variety of species of flora and fauna.
The national nature conservancy of Waterberg National park, surrounds Waterberg Wilderness Lodge, has the benefit of the highest protective status, as threatened species of animals live here, e. g. buffalos, rhino s, leopards, vultures and all sorts of antelopes.
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Kambaku Safari Lodge is situated on the 7600 hectare Okariuputa game farm, only 25 km north of the Waterberg Nature Reserve. This is an area covered with big thorn bushes and Omborumbonga trees. Located among beautiful shady trees and green grass the lodge was built from natural materials, linking it to its natural surroundings. The sparking blue pool invites you to take a plunge or just to enjoy the sun.
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The well known Waterberg is situated about 280 km north of Windhoek, halfway to Etosha National park. The unique region of Waterberg is internationally famous for its vast variety of species of flora and fauna.
The national nature conservancy of Waterberg National park, surrounds Waterberg Wilderness Lodge, has the benefit of the highest protective status, as threatened species of animals live here, e. g. buffalos, rhinos, leopards, vultures and all sorts of antelopes.
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The guesthouse is situated on the slope of the Small Waterberg. The original 1930’s manager’s house was converted into guesthouse. In addition to guesthouse, there are two ‘bush bungalows’ situated about 500 metres from the main guesthouse. These truly unique bungalows are built according to the traditional Herero method. They also offer the unique choice of showers either inside or outside surrounded by breath-taking views! Read more about Waterberg Guesthouse

Towering some 200 meters above the surrounding landscape, with sheer cliffs and fascinating rock formations, the park has over 200 bird species, including the only breeding colony of Cape vulture.The plateau, which is managed as a breeding area for rare and endangered species, including black and white rhinoceros, disease-free buffalo, sable and roan antelope. Read more about Waterberg Plateau Park

Frans Indongo Lodge is situated near the Waterberg Plateau Park and 44km from Otjiwarongo. It is the ideal stopover for the weary traveller enroute from Etosha to Windhoek. Come and enjoy excellent cuisine or just have a sundowner at our lapa overlooking the peaceful and majestic landscape of thorn bush savanna contrasting vividly with the red sandstone of the area.
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Mount Etjo Safari Lodge, situated in the Okonjati wilderness area 255 km north of Windhoek, is one of the best-known Namibian lodges in international circles. It was established 24 years ago by Jan Oelofse, an expert in conservation. The dam at the lodge, as well as the waterhole close to the Black Rhino Bush Camp, is bird-watcher's paradise. The secluded eight-hut bush camp with its communal recreational area nestling in the thick bush, is latest addition to Mount Etjo.
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Okonjima is so much more than just a luxury lodge. It is also home to the AfriCat Foundation, which is committed to researching and rehabilitating Namibia’s threatened wild cat population. AfriCat is known internationally after featuring in an award-winning documentary filmed for the Discovery Channel. Among the carnivores being researched and rehabilitated by AfriCat are cheetah, leopard, lion and caracal. Read more about Okonjima lodge