Little Kulala

24°37’9.8"S 15°45’42.7"E

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Little Kulala: Information from the owner

General information

Type: Safari Lodge

No. of rooms: 11

About this information

All the information on this page is supplied to us directly from the lodge owner and reflects their view, not ours.

For Expert Africa's view, see our own full report on Little Kulala, which contains our own observations and views.

Last updated by Owner: 22 Jun 2018

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Facilities at Little Kulala

Property facilities: Bar, Library, Pool, Private Vehicle Available
Room facilities: Air Conditioning, Electrical Outlets, En-Suite, Internet Access (Complimentary), Laundry Service (Complimentary), Lounge Area, Mini Bar, Mosquito Nets, Outside Shower, Private Pool / Jacuzzi, Safe, Tea / Coffee, Verandah
Activities on site: Bird Watching, Game Drives, Massages, Quad Biking, Sleep Outs, Walks (Guided), Horse Riding, Hot-air Ballooning

Room types at Little Kulala

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Family Unit

There is one family unit which can accommodate four guests.

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Luxury brick and glass accommodation, under thatch

There are eleven climate controlled accommodations (including one family unit, with a private area for stargazing), each with two three quarter beds.

Activities at Little Kulala

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Little Kulala - Guided Electric Fat Bike Excursions

Explore the natural wonders of Namibia and take in the majestic landscapes riding electric powered fat bikes. An exciting way to explore the stunning open plains with your guide.

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Little Kulala - Guided Nature Trails

Walking trails focus on becoming immersed in this remote area, as well as its scenic beauty and the fascinating, and surprisingly, diverse array of insects, reptiles and rodents which make this dry and harsh region their home. The Tsauchab River Trail takes a stroll along a fascinating dry riverbed.

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Little Kulala - Guided Quad Bike Excursions

Eco-sensitive quad-biking through the private Kulala Wilderness Reserve will allow you to take in those incredible views and to catch a glimpse of the denizens of the desert.

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Little Kulala - Guided Scorpion Night Walks

After dark, another realm of the Namib awakes. Walks reveal some of these captivating critters such as dancing white lady spiders and scorpions which fluoresce under UV lights.

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Little Kulala - Hot Air Balloon Safari*

The balloon safari on the Kulala Wilderness Reserve offers a truly unique experience to soar silently above the magnificent sand dunes and desert, with a champagne breakfast being served at your landing site. *This activity is at additional cost and is closed from 15 January to 15 February.

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Little Kulala - Nature Drives

The 37 000-hectare private Kulala Wilderness Reserve offers visitors exclusive wildlife-viewing opportunities which include the likes of gemsbok (oryx), bat-eared fox, brown hyaena and birdlife. Sundowner stops in scenic parts of the reserve are a highlight.

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Little Kulala - Scenic Sundowner Excursion

Set out in the late afternoon for a nature drive and complete your excursion in a remote and dramatic spot on the reserve sipping a gin and tonic while watching the sunset.

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Little Kulala - Sleep-Out Experience

Delight in a sleep-out experience under the starry starry skies of the Namib and be lulled to sleep by the sounds of Africa on the bottom deck of your accommodation.

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Little Kulala - Stargazing

The Namib is known for its clear night skies, and with no light pollution it is the ideal spot from which to learn about the incredible formations of the stars and planets. Our guides are also known to dabble in astronomy and will guide you through the constellations.

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Little Kulala - Visit Sesriem Canyon

This fascinating geographical formation is well worth a visit. The result of millions of years where water carved its way into the earth, Sesriem Canyon is today three kilometres long. Views from the top are breathtaking while walks through the canyon reveal distinct geographical layers which were laid down over aeons.

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Little Kulala - Visit to Sossusvlei and Dead Vlei

World-famous Sossusvlei is the name of an enormous clay pan, flanked by the famous sand dunes that flush red in the early morning sun (as well as the name of the area in general). Close to the Sossusvlei pan is Dead Vlei, another pan where water once flowed. All that remains now are the skeletons of trees that reach up out of the cracked earth.