Doro Nawas Camp

The Camp

Doro Nawas Camp features 16 stone-and-canvas suites, designed to blend with the rocky outcrops of the surrounding landscape. The camp’s elevated position offers unparalleled views of the desert, with private verandas allowing guests to soak in the sweeping vistas. The camp emphasizes sustainable practices, with solar-powered facilities and a low-impact design that harmonizes with the environment.

Suites: Each suite is spacious and comfortably furnished, featuring en-suite bathrooms, indoor and outdoor showers, and large beds that can be rolled out onto the veranda for a night under the stars. The earthy tones and natural materials used in the décor reflect the desert’s natural palette, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Main Lodge: The main lodge is an open-plan space with panoramic views of the surrounding desert. Guests can relax in the lounge or dining area, or take a refreshing dip in the pool. The outdoor terrace is a favorite spot for sundowners, offering breathtaking views as the desert transforms under the glow of the setting sun.

Dining Experience

Dining at Doro Nawas Camp is a memorable experience, blending fresh local ingredients with an African-inspired menu. Guests can enjoy hearty breakfasts, light lunches, and gourmet dinners, all prepared with attention to detail and flavor. Meals are served either in the open-air dining area or under the stars on the terrace, accompanied by the peaceful sounds of the desert. The camp’s culinary offerings are complemented by a selection of fine wines, making each meal a delightful part of the stay.

Activities

Doro Nawas Camp offers a variety of activities that highlight the region's unique wildlife, landscapes, and cultural history.

Game Drives: Explore the rugged Damaraland landscape on guided game drives, where you may encounter desert-adapted elephants, giraffes, and oryx. The drives also offer the chance to see predators such as lions and cheetahs, as well as other fascinating species that thrive in this arid environment.

Twyfelfontein and Cultural Encounters: A visit to the nearby Twyfelfontein World Heritage Site is a must for guests interested in Namibia’s cultural heritage. The site is home to one of the largest collections of ancient rock engravings in Africa, offering a glimpse into the lives of the early hunter-gatherers who once roamed this area. Guests can also engage with the local Damara people, learning about their traditions and way of life in this harsh desert region.

Nature Walks: For a more intimate exploration of the area, guided nature walks allow guests to discover the smaller details of the desert ecosystem. The walks offer insights into the unique flora and fauna of Damaraland, as well as the geological formations that define this rugged landscape.

Star Bed Experience: One of the most magical aspects of Doro Nawas Camp is the opportunity to sleep under the stars. With little light pollution, the night sky is a dazzling display of constellations, offering an incredible stargazing experience. Guests can choose to have their beds rolled out onto the deck for an unforgettable night in the open air.

Doro Nawas Camp provides a perfect balance of luxury, adventure, and cultural immersion, offering guests the chance to explore one of Namibia’s most rugged and beautiful regions. Whether tracking desert elephants, visiting ancient rock art sites, or simply enjoying the peace of the desert, a stay at Doro Nawas promises an unforgettable desert safari experience.