Doro Nawas Camp sits on a rocky outcrop within its own conservancy in Damaraland, offering sweeping views over the surrounding desert and easy access to some of Namibia’s most significant ancient rock art sites.
Thatched chalets built into the outcrop’s rock formations, each with a private veranda facing the surrounding plains.
Namibian and international dishes served with panoramic desert views, in keeping with Wilderness’s broader design standards.
Game drives tracking desert-adapted wildlife, visits to the Twyfelfontein rock art site, and scenic drives through Damaraland’s dramatic geology.
The surrounding conservancy supports desert-adapted elephant and a range of arid-adapted antelope species navigating one of the driest inhabited landscapes on Earth.
The nearby Twyfelfontein rock engravings, among the largest concentrations of rock art in Africa, offer a compelling cultural counterpoint to the area’s wildlife photography.
The camp supports the Doro Nawas Conservancy’s community revenue model and broader Damaraland desert elephant research.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
