Because the western part of Etosha National Park had been off-limits to tourists prior to Namibia’s independence, this area is rich in biodiversity with large numbers of wildlife visiting the waterholes around Dolomite Resort, providing ample opportunity for extraordinary game viewing.
Enjoy a refreshing drink from the bar in the lounge area while enjoying the view...Read More
Cool off from the hot midday sun while lounging at the pool the activity...Read More
Spend the evening exchanging stories of your own experiences...Read More
Join a sunrise or late afternoon sunset game drive...Read More
Learn more from the professional guide on the night drive...Read More
Enjoy birdwatching and identification of the local plants...Read More
Take a game drive with your own vehicle and visit the waterholes...Read More
Buy African Art as gifts for those loved ones at home...Read More
Guests can relax in the restaurant or bar and enjoy the views over the plains of western Etosha National Park from these communal areas.
Breakfast is served in the restaurant and lunch as well as dinner can be enjoyed in this facility.
During the hot afternoons when the animals hide from the sun, guests can relax at the infinity pool and sun deck while enjoying some refreshments from the bar.
Gaze over the vast plains from the coolness of the swimming pool.
One of the typical forms of entertainment enjoyed by African people, is story telling around the campfire. Spend the evening exchanging stories of your own experiences and sightings of rarely seen animals.
Sunset, sunrise and nightly game drives are offered to enrich your stories and experiences.
Early morning and late afternoon guided game drives take you to the waterholes around the area, with the added extra of experiencing the breathtaking African sunsets.
Black-faced Impala, Hartmann's Mountain Zebra and both Black and White Rhinos can be seen while doing a game drive with a professional guide.
A guided night drive gives you the opportunity to see some nocturnal animals up close while visiting the exclusive corners of the park, previously only known to conservationists..
Professional guides will teach you more about this area in Etosha that has only been accessible to tour operators and researchers until fairly recently.
Because this dolomite outcrop is covered in trees and plants, there are many species of birds to be identified and studied by bird lovers. Plants along the pathways had been identified for those who are interested in learning about the local flora of the savannah woodland.
Mopane trees are essential to the diet of the elephant and many of these trees are found on the dolomite hill on which the Resort had been developed.
There are numerous waterholes around Dolomite Resort and large herds of zebra, giraffe, springbok and the previously endangered black faced impala can be seen. Lions might just hang around the waterholes, waiting for their food to come closer to make the fight for survival a bit easier.
Black and white rhinos and even the very scarce sable antelope can be seen in this area. The Hartmann's Mountain zebra isn't found in the east of Etosha but can be seen in the area around Dolomite Camp.
A Curio shop is available on the premises where you can acquire some African art as gifts for those not travelling with you.
Strong and reliable mobile service and Wi-Fi is a rare luxury in the Namibian bush, but guests are welcome to make use of the connectivity available at the communal areas around reception and the restaurant. Catch up on your messages from home and check in with friends, but don't spend too much time thinking about work!