A towering sandstone plateau rising from the Kalahari, serving as a vital sanctuary for rare and endangered species.
Overview
The Waterberg Plateau rises dramatically from the surrounding Kalahari bushveld - a flat-topped sandstone massif covered in lush vegetation.
Heritage
The Waterberg holds deep historical significance as the site of the 1904 Battle of Waterberg. Today it serves as one of Namibia's most important breeding sanctuaries.
Highlights
Our Perspective
The Waterberg is a place of layers - geological, historical, and ecological.
Practical
Sunrise – Sunset
Paved road to park; internal roads well-maintained
NWR rest camp, restaurant, swimming pool, hiking trails
Easy to Moderate
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Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism
In accordance with the Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism (MEFT), revised park entrance and conservation fees will come into effect from 1 April 2026.
The updated fees follow the public consultation process concluded by MEFT and are in line with the official Ministerial Guidelines. All permits issued through our platform will automatically reflect the new rates from the effective date.
What this means for you
Official MEFT Document
View Park Entrance & Conservation Fees 2026