The desert, quiet and seemingly lifeless by day, comes alive at night. Around Dar Tawarta, the night is perfect for observing fascinating wildlife. As the sun sets and the heat subsides, elusive creatures like fennecs, jerboas, and owls begin their exploration of the vast desert. These animals, invisible by day, leave subtle traces on the sand.
Observing these creatures is a sensory adventure. Every sound, every movement in the darkness opens a window into a hidden world. Nocturnal animals have developed unique strategies to survive in this harsh environment, avoiding the daytime heat and taking advantage of the cooler night. At Dar Tawarta, visitors can immerse themselves in this fascinating world, either by taking nighttime walks or simply listening to the sounds of nature from the terrace.
By taking the time to contemplate this wildlife, you realize that the desert is not just an empty, barren space but a complex and interconnected ecosystem. Life, though subtle, is everywhere. These moments of discovery are often experienced as rare, magical experiences where one feels in harmony with nature. It’s in this nocturnal serenity that Dar Tawarta reveals one of its most magical aspects.
