Waterberg Guest Farm is ideally located halfway between Namibia’s capital, Windhoek, and the world-famous Etosha National Park. It is an easy three-hour drive from Hosea Kutako International Airport on the fully tarred B1 road, making Waterberg Guest Farm the perfect place for your first, midway, or last stop in Namibia. Alternatively, Waterberg Guest Farm is also accessible by small plane, thanks to our 1,400-metre compacted soil airstrip.
The farm is nestled in the exceptionally beautiful Waterberg area, bordering renowned conservation sites such as the Waterberg Plateau Park and the Cheetah Conservation Fund. The farm Okosongomingo forms the nucleus of the Waterberg Conservancy, a private conservation initiative comprising several neighbouring farms dedicated to preserving the indigenous flora, fauna, and fragile ecosystems that are rapidly disappearing across Africa.
The Waterberg area is home to a diverse array of free-roaming Namibian wildlife, including majestic leopards, elegant cheetahs, wily jackals, and herds of antelope such as eland, kudu, and oryx. You may also encounter the graceful steenbok, klipspringer, and tiny dik-dik. Additionally, the area is officially recognised as a birding hotspot, with a staggering 240 different bird species identified on Okosongomingo alone. The rich biodiversity makes the farm a paradise for lovers of flora and fauna alike.
Our guests are cared for in a style that reflects the spectacular surroundings. Over the years, we have built nine secluded bush bungalows, situated between 160 and 400 metres from the main homestead, where you can soak up the atmosphere of the unspoilt African bush. Recently, we also created a self-catering two-bedroom villa with two ensuite bathrooms, a lounge area, and a fully equipped kitchen.
To fully enjoy the variety of activities we offer, we recommend staying for at least two nights.
