




Lodge in Waterberg Plateau Park, Otjozondjupa
Waterberg Resort — long known as Bernabé de la Bat — sits at the base of the Waterberg Plateau, a 200 m sandstone table rising abruptly out of the Kalahari bushveld about 280 km north of Windhoek. The plateau itself is a protected sanctuary: rare and relocated species including sable, roan, tsessebe, buffalo and both white and black rhino live on top, and the only way up is on a guided NWR game drive, which makes an afternoon here feel quite different to the usual self-drive circuit. Around the camp, well-marked walking trails run through fig, wild syringa and coral trees to viewpoints on the cliff line, and the birding is exceptional — this is the only place in Namibia where Cape vultures still breed. Accommodation is a mix of Double Rooms, twin and four-bed Bush Chalets, Family Chalets and the newer Premier Bush Chalets, all built from local red sandstone and set among the trees, plus a large campsite below the escarpment. There is a restaurant, bar, curio shop, fuel station and a swimming pool cut into the rock. Rates are per person and include breakfast; camping is room-only.
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Newest sandstone chalets with en-suite bathroom, air conditioning and a private veranda in the trees.

Four-bed sandstone chalet with en-suite bathroom and veranda. Minimum 2 guests.

Twin sandstone chalet with en-suite bathroom and veranda among the fig trees.

Four-bed sandstone chalet with en-suite bathroom and veranda. Minimum 2 guests.

Comfortable en-suite double room, the most affordable roofed option at the resort.

Shaded campsite below the escarpment with braai facilities and ablutions. Maximum 8 people per site.
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