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HOTELS REVIEW – WATERBERG CAMP KALAHARI, NAMIBIA
Waterberg Camp is situated in the Waterberg Plateau, one of the most extraordinary features of the northern region; approximately 200 meters in height with sheer cliffs and intriguing rock formations. Waterberg Camp offers prime bush chalets situated along the base of the Waterberg Plateau cliffs, amongst beautiful trees.
Waterberg Camp offers 4 family chalets, 8 luxury chalets, 23 bush chalets and 34 double rooms as well as camping facilities. The camp offers a Restaurant, Bar, Kiosk, Shop as well as a Swimming pool. The restaurant, bar and kiosk are housed in the historic 'Rasthaus', originally built in 1908 and used as a police post for several years. The open air swimming pool offers a view of the Plateau, the ideal location to relax and unwind and enjoy the beautiful views.
The Waterberg Plateau area is managed as a breeding area for endangered species, including black and white rhinoceros, disease-free buffalo, sable and roan antelope. The remarkable natural beauty of the area can also be explored on foot, by means of guided trails or self-guided trails as well as a number of short trails from the Waterber Camp. Bird watching in the area is spectacular and a high diversity of interesting flora is available. Guided morning and afternoon nature drives to the plateau are available; Nature walks within the camp are also an option.
Waterberg Camp is situated in the Waterberg Plateau, one of the most extraordinary features of the northern region; approximately 200 meters in height with sheer cliffs and intriguing rock formations. Waterberg Camp offers prime bush chalets situated along the base of the Waterberg Plateau cliffs, amongst beautiful trees.
Waterberg Camp offers 4 family chalets, 8 luxury chalets, 23 bush chalets and 34 double rooms as well as camping facilities. The camp offers a Restaurant, Bar, Kiosk, Shop as well as a Swimming pool. The restaurant, bar and kiosk are housed in the historic 'Rasthaus', originally built in 1908 and used as a police post for several years. The open air swimming pool offers a view of the Plateau, the ideal location to relax and unwind and enjoy the beautiful views.
The Waterberg Plateau area is managed as a breeding area for endangered species, including black and white rhinoceros, disease-free buffalo, sable and roan antelope. The remarkable natural beauty of the area can also be explored on foot, by means of guided trails or self-guided trails as well as a number of short trails from the Waterber Camp. Bird watching in the area is spectacular and a high diversity of interesting flora is available. Guided morning and afternoon nature drives to the plateau are available; Nature walks within the camp are also an option.
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Waterberg was amazing to see with lovely climb up to top in early morning. Well worth the visit. Accommodation fine but food not great.
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