Overview
Waterberg Plateau Park is a striking conservation area in Namibia's Otjozondjupa region, featuring a distinctive flat-topped plateau rising dramatically from the surrounding savanna. The park spans 40,549 hectares and protects diverse wildlife including rare antelope species like the southern reedbuck and tsessebe.
Day Trips · Nature · Trekking · Wildlife
Before you go
Activities
Game drives depart twice daily from camp. The four-day wilderness trail runs April-November with only 6-8 hikers weekly.
Money
Park fees paid in Namibian Dollars (N$). Game drives N$50 adults, N$20 children. Wilderness trail N$200 per person.
Safety
Beware of baboon troops stealing food. Carry water and sun protection for daytime heat exposure.
Transport
Private vehicle is the primary access method; the park is 68 km east of Otjiwarongo via gravel roads. No public transport serves the park directly.
Weather
Summer temperatures reach 40°C with extreme heat; winters are cooler and ideal for hiking. Nights are cold year-round.
