Welcome to Dorob National Park, a stunning coastal paradise along Namibia's Atlantic Ocean shoreline. Spanning over 1,600 kilometers of coastline and covering vast expanses of dunes and gravel plains, this park offers a unique blend of desert landscapes and oceanic beauty.

Dorob is renowned for its breathtaking scenery, from the towering dunes of the Namib Desert to the rugged, wave-battered cliffs along the Skeleton Coast. The park's diverse habitats support an impressive array of wildlife, including jackals, brown hyenas, and the iconic Cape fur seals, which can be observed basking along the rocky shores.

For birdwatchers, Dorob is a haven of avian biodiversity, with more than 270 bird species recorded, including the endangered Damara tern and the striking greater flamingo. The coastal wetlands and lagoons are vital stopovers for migratory birds, offering excellent opportunities for birding enthusiasts.

Adventure seekers will find plenty of activities to enjoy, from sandboarding and quad biking on the dunes to fishing and beachcombing along the pristine shores. The park’s rich marine life also offers the chance to spot dolphins and whales offshore.

Dorob National Park invites visitors to explore its unique coastal wilderness, where the desert meets the sea, and to experience the unparalleled beauty of one of Namibia’s most extraordinary natural landscapes.