Etosha National Park
Dolomite Bush Chalet
Dolomite Bush Chalets are thatched tented chalets...
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Welcome to Dolomite Camp. With the opening of the Galton Gate into Etosha, Dolomite was the first camp to open in the west of Etosha National Park.
Set on a large dolomite ridge offering wonderful views over the surrounding landscape Dolomite Resort is a luxury permanent tented camp with the emphasis on personal service offering an exclusive experience with a smaller number of guests.
Facilities and Accommodation at Dolomite Camp
If you want a more exclusive Etosha Safari, Dolomite Resort is perfect as the camp is always peaceful and quiet and the game viewing in the area is exceptional. You need to spend 3 or more nights here to fully appreciate the serenity and wonder of this area.
Etosha National Park
Dolomite Camp Deluxe Chalets
Dolomite Camp has three deluxe chalets...
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Etosha National Park
Facilities at
Dolomite Camp
If you want a more exclusive Etosha Safari...
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Previously the western side of Etosha Park was not accessible to tourists and was the exclusive domain of researchers and selected tour groups, now with the opening of the Galton Gate in the west and the opening of the exclusive Dolomite Camp and Olifantsrus Campsite it is available for everyone to enjoy.
Dolomite Camp is smaller than the main three camps in the east (Okaukuejo, Halali and Namutoni) and offers a more exclusive luxury experience, there is no camping at Dolomite (see Olifantsrus for the closest camping in Etosha).
Accommodation at Dolomite Camp comprises of only twenty (20) elevated tented chalets with thatched roofs dotted among the rocky outcrop to ensure both privacy and beautiful panoramic views.
Etosha National Park Game Viewing around Dolomite Camp
You will find the game viewing around Dolomite camp to be some of the most rewarding in Etosha because there are far fewer visitors to this area of Etosha Park (apart from a small camp site at Olifantsrus the next nearest camp is Okaukuejo which is 180km away), and there are lots of waterholes in the surrounding area where you can see large herds of zebra including the rare Hartmann's mountain zebra (not found in the east of Etosha), giraffes, springbok as well as black faced impala. White and black rhino, lions and even sable are also among the many animals and birds in the East Etosha area.
