Just 97 kilometres from Kamanjab on the C40 gravel road, Grootberg Lodge is the ideal stop-over between Etosha National Park and Swakopmund or the Skeleton Coast. The lodge is in the north-west corner of Namibia, an untamed wilderness largely untouched by modern man, thus 4×4 vehicles are advised when taking this route.
Grootberg Lodge is perched on the rim of the Etendeka Plateau with views over the Klip River Valley that are sure to take your breath away. Situated on the ≠Khoadi-//Hôas Conservancy, which translates to “Elephants Corner” in the native Nama.
The lodge is the first mid-market establishment in Namibia that is 100% owned by such a conservancy and was recently awarded the Sustainable Tourism Award by Green Destinations, a landmark in the Namibian Tourism Industry.
This award showcases our community-led approach to natural resource management, and Grootberg is proud to be listed on the World’s Top 100 sustainable destinations.
There are 8 twin, 4 double, 2 tripple and 2 family chalets, set along the edge of the plateau to offer the best views over this untamed wilderness. Built from the natural stone and with thatched roofs, you can relax on your small private deck and watch the Black Eagles soar on the updrafts as they search for prey in the valley below.
Embark on exhilarating hikes accompanied by experienced guides and trackers, as you set out in search of the elusive black rhino, one of the most endangered species on our planet. Capture stunning photographs during morning and evening scenic drives across the plateau, aborbing the vibrant plant and animal life that thrives in this unique ecosystem.
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