Palmwag Lodge, Damaraland

Palmwag Lodge, one of Namibia's oldest and most popular tourist destinations, is situated in northern Damaraland. It is renowned for its beautiful setting, framed by palm trees and spectacular scenery. There is the opportunity for guests to view a host of desert-adapted wildlife ranging from the endemic Hartmann's mountain zebra, to gemsbok, springbok and even elephant and the exciting possibility of black rhino.

Palmwag Lodge, one of Namibia's oldest and most popular tourist destinations, is situated in northern Damaraland. It is renowned for its beautiful setting, framed by palm trees and spectacular scenery. There is the opportunity for guests to view a host of desert-adapted wildlife ranging from the endemic Hartmann's mountain zebra, to gemsbok, springbok and even elephant and the exciting possibility of black rhino.

This oasis, situated on the banks of the dry Uniab River, provides multiple accommodation options, from chalets to canvas-style tents, all decorated in an individual, tasteful style. A swimming pool, restaurant and cosy pool bar make this an ideal base for exploring the vast 450,000-hectare Palmwag Concession and its surprising array of wildlife in Namibia's dramatic north-west region.

Palmwag Lodge is an ideal stopover en-route to the Skeleton Coast, Kaokoveld, Etosha National Park and the remote Epupa Falls.

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