Standard Twin/Double Tent(s) (15 rooms)
Family Accommodation (1 room)
Wilderness Doro Nawas
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
Doro Nawas' otherworldly setting in Namibia's ancient Damaraland.
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
Expect the warmest of welcomes from our staff.
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
Doro Nawas overlooks a vast plain, with glorious views of rough-hewn Damaraland stretching in every direction.
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
Doro Nawas blends in with its surrounding palette, embracing the desert in pale hues of orange, pink, and gold.
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
While away siesta time in the cool main area.
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
Recount the adventures of the day over pre-dinner drinks around the fire pit in the main area courtyard.
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
The unsurpassed setting for a Doro Nawas rooftop dinner.
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
Setting up for a rooftop dinner.
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
Relax with a chilled drink poolside between morning and afternoon activities.
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
Occasionally, a nature drive will come across an iconically prehistoric-looking desert-adapted black rhino on the conservancy.
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
No visit to Doro Nawas is complete without a trip to see the extraordinary Twyfelfontein petroglyphs (rock art engravings).
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
Marvel at the natural formations at Twyfelfontein.
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
Numerous theories surround the formation of Namibia's famous fairy circles. Ask your guide!
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
While not a distinct species, desert-adapted elephants have longer legs, smaller bodies and broader feet than bush elephants.
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
Twyfelfontein's famed rock art engravings.
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
Spacious canvas and thatch double room.
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
The beds are equipped with wheels for rolling out onto the deck for sleep-outs.
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
Guest rooms open to the desert with glorious views in every direction.
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
The guest rooms are an homage to the desert in hue and spaciousness.
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
Looking for all the world like a fortress on a rocky outcrop, Doro Nawas' main area is the focal point of the camp.
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Wilderness Doro Nawas
The setting for the pool is effortlessly integrated into its surroundings.
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From a hillside above the dry Aba-Huab River, Doro Nawas provides guests with far-reaching views across rugged Damaraland. The camp is ideally located as base from which to learn more about both the area’s ancient inhabitants and the visionary ecotourism partnership with today’s communities. The petroglyphs and San rock art of Twyfelfontein are within easy reach. Sixteen guest units (including a family room) blend in with the scenery, and feature private verandas and outdoor showers. Sleeping out under the stars is also an option. Nature drives and walks reveal more of the desert’s surprising and superbly-adapted flora and fauna. - INSIDER TIP - Without bright lights and far from pollution the camp is the ideal setting for marvelling at the night sky. Opt for a night in the Star Bed to experience superb stargazing…
