Doro Nawas is a extravagant tented camp sitted in the remote Damaraland region of
Namibia, offering easy access to iconic destinations such as
Twyfelfontein,
Burn Mountain and
Petrified Forest. Guests staying at Doro Nawas can also view desert-adapted wildlife such as desert elephants.
The camp has 16 natural walled units which are combined with a clever
mix of local stone and canvas walls with wood and glass, shaded by a
thatch roof, while the living area combines indoor and outdoor dining
areas, weather permitting. Features also include an open fireplace, a
lap pool adjacent to the main areas, a bar, and a curio shop. This is a
wonderful area for enjoying the dramatic Damaraland landscape.
There are no large concentrations however springbok, ostrich, oryx and
predators such as cheetah and bat-eared fox occur. The Doro Nawas
Conservancy is a shareholder in the camp, as such they benefit directly
from employment and an equity stake in the venture.
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