Reviews of Little Kulala
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Little Kulala review
What a gem of a place! The staff are so welcoming and so talented, their singing was superb and they put themselves out to give us a great time. We are so grateful for the lovely candle decoration of the wine-cellar where they served us a special dinner. The guide we had when Charles left, Willie, was very friendly and gave us a good trip to the wine-farm.
Sleeping on the roof was wonderful, no bugs and not cold, but it seemed a waste of time to sleep when there are so many stars to look at.
We loved the lay-out of the room and its exterior.
Fabulous setting
Achieves in the desert what Little Ongava achieves at Etosha - breathtaking location, facilities, activities & service.
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Another wonderful experience. Elizabeth and the staff made our stay very memorable, they went beyond our expectations.
The activities provided were exceptional.
Little Kalula
A typical Wilderness camp. Very comfortable, excellent service and food. It's easy to become blasé about Wilderness but they maintain such consistently high standards of service and ethics that they should be encouraged to continue in this vain.
Guide very good but not quite up to the standards of Wildernesses guides in Zambia and Botswana.
Little Kulala review
First class accommodation, well executed with attentive and active managers. The rooms were spacious with lovely private relaxing space. Staff were friendly and helpful. Wish we could have stayed longer.
Our full day trip to Sossusvlei was excellent. Our guide was Willem who was very knowledgeable and gave us plenty of time to look around and take photographs. We didn't feel that we were being rushed.
Little Kulala review
Very well organised from arrival to departure. Our guide, Willy, was excellent.
All staff very friendly, food good, trip to sand dunes amazing.
Oasis in the desert
I had a bad fall on our first night; the staff looked after me beautifully. My bruises were much helped by the magic hands of Ermelinde (massage therapist). A big thrill was the ostrich family with 17 chicks walking past our room.
The dunes were everything we hoped and then some. "A" earned bragging points by climbing Big Daddy. Our guide, Edward, was very good but somewhat hampered by a sprained ankle.
Desert and dunes at Little Kulala
As this was the first stop on our tour, we did not really have an appreciation of the Wilderness approach to guests, so had not realised that there would be a greater than usual engagement with the hotel staff and guides. This was not a problem once we worked it out, but we were a bit surprised when they came and stood by our table and chatted during dinner.
Having said this the staff were all fantastic, especially the temporary manager Gregory, and our guide Abner was knowledgeable, helpful and fun. The room was great - perhaps the whole place was a little 'over designed' for our tastes, but nevertheless a fantastic lodge and a great place to start the visit.
Incidentally your notes about additional charges for certain types of drinks - spirits and SA wines - were inaccurate. We were not charged for anything extra throughout the whole visit.
Little Kulala review
It was a beautiful camp and we were looked after superbly. Great food, our guide Elaine was great as were ALL the staff.
It was very exciting to see our first Sprinkbok pronking and the ostriches with their chicks (the only chicks we saw). Dunes suprb - toilet facilities ther ghastly. It would have been good to have ben warned!!
Expert Africa comments
Little Kulala was grateful to receive this feedback and were delighted that these guests had an excellent stay with them. They agree that the toilet facilities at Sossusvlei are dismal. But regrettably there is currently no other option to these basic facilities which were set up by the national parks board. Little Kulala are attempting to address the condition of the toilets with the board and have requested some improvement be made but this process may take some time.
Little Kulala review
A luxurious camp that lived up to expectations - all the more impressive since it is so very remote and isolated.
The scenery and isolation appealed to us very much. In common with our experience throughout Namibia, the staff were very warm, friendly and excellent at their jobs.

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