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Doro Nawas Camp, Tailor-made Holidays in Nambia

Doro Nawas Camp is situated on a small, rocky outcrop within the floodplain of a small tributary of the Huab River. This exciting new destination is a joint venture between Namibian investors, the local Doro Nawas community and Doro Nawas Camp.

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* Available at: Kulala Wilderness, Skeleton Camp, Doro Nawas and all Wilderness Safari Camps in Botswana, Kenya, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi. Please contact us for a complete list. Valid for travel until 15 April 2012.

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The camp is located in the valley of the dry Aba-Huab River with spectacular views of the Etendeka Mountains to the north and the red sandstone cliffs of Twyfelfontein (famous for its San rock engravings) to the south.

The unique lodge design allows for an unspoilt panoramic view of this diverse and dramatic landscape, which varies from tabletop outcrops, small canyons, dry riverbeds to savannah and grassland vistas. The magnificent terrain holds all the possibility for a sighting of the rare desert-adapted elephant while enjoying a nature drive or relaxing, viewing the stars from the rooftop of the main area or from your private unit veranda.

Each room at Doro Nawas Camp is built from natural stone and canvas walls with wood and glass doors, shaded by a thatch roof. The design and décor blends into the surrounding scenery, with attention to comfort and luxury in these sometimes-abrasive semi-arid desert conditions. Each unit consists of a bedroom that leads out to a veranda and outdoor shower. En-suite facilities include a shower, 'his and her' basins and a flush toilet.

Activities at Doro Nawas Camp include nature drives appreciating the spectacular views and desert scenery. Wildlife viewing concentrates on the game found in the riverbed and along the valleys that sometimes fill with floodwater in the rainy season. A highlight is the fascinating expedition to Twyfelfontein with its renowned San art engravings, and the largest collection of petroglyphs - prehistoric rock art - in Africa.

Doro Nawas provides a memorable quality service and an excellent base for self-drive and fly-in guests exploring the local area in game drive vehicles and creates a wonderful opportunity to contribute to economic empowerment of the local community while enjoying a luxury safari experience. The combination of Africa past and present makes for a fascinating visit.

Our colleagues, James and Matthew visited this camp in December 2011, so why not contact them for an updated review? 0207 622 5114 or info@imagineafrica.co.uk