Wilderness Little Kulala

You can’t get much closer to the renowned dunes of Sossusvlei than Little Kulala.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

Peace and privacy can be found in all spaces at Wilderness Little Kulala.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

The oryx is an iconic symbol of a Namibian safari.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

Take in the unrivalled majesty of the Namib Sand Sea.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

Totally solar-powered, the modern lines of Little Kulala open out to the desert, making you forget where the camp ends and the desert begins.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

Little Kulala is all about the diverse landscapes and fascinating and exceptionally varied array of insects, reptiles, and wildlife.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

Hot air ballooning offers a truly unforgettable desert experience (at extra cost).

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Wilderness Little Kulala

Get a fresh perspective on the Namib Sand Sea from a hot air balloon.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

Brunch at Little Kulala, immersed in the Namib Desert.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

Little Kulala's refreshed, modern look and feel now has even more space and comfort to enjoy the incredible Namib Desert.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

Little Kulala aims to provide our best experience of the Namib, offering guests an unforgettable safari.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

The pool deck offers an elegant and tranquil haven from the desert heat.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

Little Kulala's meals are fresh, incorporating mindful menus with a farm-to-table approach.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

Nothing beats sitting around our desert television – the cosy fire pit in front of the main area.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

Our camp interiors reflect the environment, in colours, textures and composition.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

Little Kulala is the ideal place to enjoy the serenity and the beauty of nature.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

The upstairs lounge includes a library, the Olympus Photo Hub and an inviting corner for simply relaxing.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

The upstairs lounge has an informative library section where you can learn more about the fascinating Namib Desert.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

Our new Trading Store offers guests a piece of the Little Kulala experience to take home with them.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

Low walkways have been installed between all the rooms and the main area, making all areas easily accessible without intruding on the dune environment.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

Guest suite interior.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

A sleep-out offers uninterrupted morning views over the awakening desert.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

Each room’s shaded sala has a roll-out bed for siestas during the day or for sleep-outs under the stars.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

Each room’s private rooftop area can now be used for sundowners, ‘African tapas’ and rooftop dinners, or stargazing.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

One of the unforgettable activities at Little Kulala is a romantic fairy-circle dinner.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

Two Kulala icons - gemsbok against a Sossusvlei sunset.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

The famous dunes at Sossusvlei offer endless photo ops.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

A sunrise hot air balloon flight over the Namib Desert is a must-do.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

Star gazing in the crystal-clear southern sky.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

A mind-expanding hot air balloon flight at Sossusvlei.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

One of the endlessly photogenic dunes of Sossusvlei.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

The clay pans at Sossusvlei were formed by the Tsauchab River flooding, but have been dry for almost a millennium.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

The camelthorn trees in Dead Vlei died some 900 years ago, but it is so dry they haven't decomposed.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

See the desert come alive on an expertly guided walk in the reserve's new low-impact area.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

A new feature of the reserve is a low-impact area for wellness, where guests have the option of self-guided or guided walks.

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Wilderness Little Kulala

A number of hiking trails take in the wonders of the Kulala Wilderness Reserve.

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