KAMBAKU SAFARI LODGE WATERBERG NATIONAL PLATEAU PARK AREA CENTRAL NAMIBIA

Kambaku Safari Lodge is located within the Kambaku Wildlife Reserve, a terrain that comprises 8000 ha of wild bush savannah on the 7600 hectare Okariuputa game farm, only 25 km north of the Waterberg Nature Reserve.
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Wildlife adventures, time for relaxation and free-time activities coupled with superb service, superior cuisine and stylish atmosphere - intimate Safari Lodge surrounded by Namibia‘s bush savannah ideally suits travellers who are looking for a first class personalized African adventure.
The lodge offers ten tastefully designed rooms of differing sizes and décor, all with a view over the garden and savannah. After mornings and afternoons packed with new experiences and wildlife adventures, relax at the swimming pool or on the veranda while watching the game at the adjacent waterhole. Guests enjoy full board accommodation including baked goodies for afternoon tea and true culinary delights: Fresh ingredients of bio-quality, home-baked breads, locally bottled delicacies and fresh meat from the reserve itself, transfigure our breakfasts, lunches and 3-course dinners into gastronomic highlights. For between-meal treats you'll find a snack station with fresh water and juices, coffee, tea, yogurts and more.
Besides, all sorts of special extras have been lined up: free Wi-Fi, postal service for those postcards back home, laundry services as well as numerous activities. Kambaku lies some 4 hours by car from Windhoek Hosea Kutako Airport. Shuttle services are available: www.namibweb.com/shuttle.html
Individual transfers can also be arranged. For trips to/from Kambaku to other resorts and airports, please inform in advance.
Wild game
Practically all of Africa’s antelope species like impala, gnu, kudu and eland as well as the sword-carrying oryx can be found in the Kambaku Game Reserve. They share the savannah with giraffes and zebras, warthogs, porcupines, aardvarks, ant-eaters and other small mammals. The predators (leopards, cheetahs, hyenas and jackals) keep the game numbers in check. Reptiles such as chameleons, iguanas and snakes may be spotted on a lucky day, as well as birds of all sorts - ostriches, vultures, the weavers, the singers, the runners and the cleaners and of course the picturesque tokos or hornbills. Termites, dragonflies, butterflies, praying mantises, scorpions and spiders are abundant residents. However, no dangerous wildlife are present, giving visitors the opportunity to roam about freely on bikes or on foot over the denoted 60km hiking paths.
We are more than happy to present you Kambaku's natural heritage with our FGASA guided wildlife program. Of course, we will of course join you in seeking out lions, elephants, rhinos and the like on our trips to Etosha National Park, only some two hours’ drive away.
Kambaku owns 30 horses in total (including youngsters and offspring). 25 are top-trained horses of all shapes and sizes, to ensure the perfect match for riders of every height and ability. Novices as well as experienced riders can rely on them - whether enjoying a thrilling gallop alongside zebras or a professional riding lesson in the school.
All horses are sure-footed, reliable and entirely at home among Namibia's diverse flora and fauna. We look after them in any possible way to guarantee you the best riding experience possible!
The Kambaku Wildlife Reserve is territory of wild bush and tree savannah that lies north of the Waterberg Plateau Park. Strolling in this wonderful diversity is an experience to write home about. The typologically correct title of what we lovingly call "bushveld" is thornbush savannah in transition of an arid to tropical climate zone. During the rainy season when it is winter in Europe, intense precipitation can take place leaving Kambaku blossomed and green. This is an important time for the game as it is the only time of the year when the savannah provides sufficient food and cover for the offspring.
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