Dusisib Castle is an historical site and national monument as well as being a convenient stopover when
travelling to or from the popular Sesriem and Sossusvlei areas.
Built by the German Baron von Wolf for his bride in the early 1900s Duwisib Castle offers visitors a glimpse of German colonial times. It houses a museum with artifacts from this extravagant era shipped from Germany to South West Africa (as Namoibia was then known).
Replete with history and romance Duwisib castle is an ideal stopover for visitors' en route to the South of Namibia.
Apart from being a gift of love, Duwisib Castle was a dream turned into reality for Baron von Wolf, who had planned on breeding horses in this semi-desert environment. Sadly, he was killed during the First World War. His wife left for America, never to return, leaving the castle and all of its contents and dreams behind. 
There are 5 rooms located inside Duwisib Castle itself,
(Alfa, Bravo, Charli, Delta and Echo). Each room in Duwusib Castle has 2 x three quarter beds, mosquito
nets, en-suite shower, tea/coffee station and wardrobes.
For that special occasion request the Baron's Room with similar facilities similar to the rooms but with a large kingsize bed instead of two single beds.
Activities and facilities available for guests staying at Duwisib Castle include:
