Waterberg Wilderness

Waterberg Wilderness operates as a private nature reserve at the Waterberg, a prominent table mountain in Namibia. The property includes three distinct lodges and two campsites. The Waterberg table mountain is 50 km long and 16 km wide, rising up to 200 metres from the plains. The reserve contains rare game, including sable, buffalo, black rhino, and white rhino. It features one of southern Africa's most diverse flora areas with 500 species. Activities include a Plateau Hike onto the table mountain, an exclusive “Honeymoon Sundowner” plateau hike, a Rhino Drive to see rhinos, giraffes, and other game, and rhino tracking on foot. Hiking trails include a "botanical garden". The valley provides lush vegetation and over 200 bird species. Waterberg Wilderness is part of the ONE Namibia company, which preserves wildlife and natural habitats.

Accommodation at Waterberg Wilderness is provided across three small lodges. Each lodge offers a setting for guests after exploring the private nature reserve. Rooms provide a comfortable base. The lodges feature a swimming pool, fed by spring water, for guest use. The environment surrounding the accommodation is characterised by the Kalahari’s table mountain and its surrounding plains.

Guests at Waterberg Wilderness access meals and beverages at the restaurant and bar located within each of the three lodges. Each restaurant offers dining within the reserve, complemented by a bar service. Free WLAN with limited bandwidth is available in the restaurant areas.

Waterberg Wilderness is situated in the Waterberg, east of Otjiwarongo in the northern central region of Namibia. This private nature reserve includes the Waterberg table mountain, a significant geological feature. The mountain stretches 50 km long and up to 16 km wide, rising to a height of 200 metres from the plains, known as the Omaheke. The location features a fascinating geological genesis. It acts as a natural barrier that intercepts clouds, causing perennial springs on its south-eastern slopes. The plateau was declared a national park in 1972.

Waterberg Wilderness suits travellers seeking an immersive experience in Namibia's natural environment. It is suitable for those interested in wildlife viewing and outdoor activities. The property is for individuals or groups keen on exploring a private nature reserve with diverse flora and rare game, including rhino. The range of guided hikes, drives, and tracking experiences suits adventurous guests. With three lodges and two campsites, it accommodates guests looking for either a lodge-based stay or a camping experience. The property's focus on conservation and preserving natural habitats suits environmentally conscious travellers.