Dolomite Camp sits in Etosha’s western sector, an area of the park closed to the public for decades before its reopening, giving the camp a genuinely remote, low-traffic character.
Chalets built among dolomite rock outcrops, each with a private deck overlooking the surrounding plains.
A straightforward, well-prepared dining programme run by Namibia Wildlife Resorts.
Game drives across Etosha’s western sector, one of the least-visited and most rewarding areas of the park.
Western Etosha holds black-faced impala, found almost nowhere else in the park, alongside elephant, lion and black rhino.
The dolomite rock outcrops surrounding the camp offer a distinctive rocky landscape rarely seen in Etosha’s flatter eastern pans.
Dolomite Camp’s reopening supported renewed conservation investment in Etosha’s historically restricted western sector.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
