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    Palmwag Lodge & Camp

    Safari Lodge · Omatendeka Conservancy, Namibia

    Mid-range
    PlnrScore 51
    Suggested stay
    2-3 nights
    Health
    Low malaria risk

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    Situated at a natural oasis, Palmwag Lodge is a gateway to the Palmwag Concession and the wider Damaraland/Kaokoveld region, including Omatendeka. It offers comfortable lodge rooms, tented chalets, and a popular campsite, serving as a base for exploring desert-adapted wildlife like elephants, rhinos, and lions.

    Why stay at Palmwag Lodge & Camp

    • 23 mammal species recorded nearby
    • Night drives offered
    • Pool or spa to rest between drives

    Rooms & inclusions

    Rooms

    33 (up to 60 guests)

    Night drives

    Offered

    Children

    Welcome

    Pool / spa

    Yes

    WiFi

    Available

    Eco credentials

    Part of Gondwana Collection Namibia, committed to sustainable tourism and community development.

    Dietary options
    Vegetarian and other common dietary requirements can be accommodated.

    Wildlife near this lodge

    Species recorded within 20 km (iNaturalist research-grade observations).

    258

    Species

    23

    Mammals

    72

    Birds

    Most observed

    • Namib Rock Agama38 sightings
    • Mountain Zebra26 sightings
    • Southern Giraffe24 sightings
    • Rüppell's Bustard23 sightings
    • Bokmakierie17 sightings
    • Springbok17 sightings
    • African Savanna Elephant17 sightings

    Map & getting there

    Nearest airport

    Sesfontein Airport (FYSF)

    47 km from the park

    International airport

    Walvis Bay International Airport (WVB)

    415 km from the park

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    Data updated October 2026 · Sources: lodge website, Go2Africa, iNaturalist, Open-Meteo