Waterberg Plateau Lodge sits at the base of the Waterberg Plateau’s dramatic sandstone cliffs, a Namibia Wildlife Resorts property offering straightforward, comfortable access to one of the country’s most important rare-species sanctuaries.
Chalets set among the plateau’s base vegetation, comfortably furnished with views toward the sandstone cliffs above.
Namibian dishes served with views of the plateau, in a relaxed, unpretentious setting.
Guided hikes up onto the plateau itself, game drives at its base, and visits to the sanctuary’s rare and reintroduced species programmes.
The Waterberg Plateau has served as a sanctuary for reintroducing rare species including white and black rhino, sable and roan antelope, and Cape vulture breeding colonies.
The plateau’s sheer sandstone cliffs, rising dramatically from the surrounding bushveld, offer a distinctive geological backdrop uncommon elsewhere in Namibia.
The plateau’s decades-long role as a breeding sanctuary for endangered species has made it a cornerstone of Namibia’s rare-species reintroduction programmes.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
