Country Retreat | Damaraland | Namibia In the Damaraland region of northwest Namibia, Palmwag Lodge is one of the oldest and most visited lodges. It sits overlooking a palm-lined spring in the Uniab River on the vast five thousand square kilometer Palmwag concession.
Need Advice?This region is rich in wildlife and is notable for having the largest population of black rhinos outside one of Africa's national parks. Other animals that can be seen on the concession include desert-adapted elephants, lions, Hartmann's zebras, red hartebeest, and cheetahs.
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From: POAPalmwag Lodge is in a remote corner of Damaraland in the northwestern corner of Namibia. Giant makalani palms tower over the bungalows and main lodge area. It overlooks a sweeping landscape dotted with green euphorbias. It is a drive of five and a half hours from Swakopmund and just over four hours from Etosha National Park's Andersson Gate.
Accommodation at Palmwag is provided in twenty-four rooms, ten standard twins, ten comfort twins, and two family units with two rooms each. A major refurbishment has seen the lodge's rooms and central areas upgraded to a higher standard. Rooms have en-suite facilities, are air-conditioned, and tastefully decorated.
The lodge has a large central area with a lounge, dining room, restaurant, and swimming pool. There is a small curio shop that also stocks bare necessities. Free WiFi is available. Campgrounds feature sprawling lawns, makalani palms, and mopane trees.