‘KULALAS’
Delve into the isolated splendour of the Namib at this stylish desert oasis.
Set along the dry Auab riverbed and framed by dead acacia trees, Little Kulala enjoys a prime location on a private reserve with easy access to Sossusvlei. Drawing design inspiration from the striking Deadvlei, the property’s 11 climate-controlled thatched ‘kulalas’ merge seamlessly into the desert landscape.
Each comes with a private plunge pool, shaded outdoor seating area and dedicated star bed – perfect for drifting off under the constellations.
From eco-sensitive quad biking to guided game drives and enchanting night walks in search of fluorescent insects, Little Kulala offers you a truly immersive experience here in the world’s oldest desert. You can even get a birds-eye-view of the awesome landscape on a hot air balloon safari. Excursions on the private reserve reveal a rewarding variety of desert wildlife from springbok to the black-backed jackal and bat-eared fox.
LITTLE KULALA
At a glance
- Stylish desert retreat located on the large Kulala Wilderness Reserve bordering the Namib Naukluft Park
- Magnificent views of the Namib’s red dunes
- Neutral colours, natural fabrics and textiles adorn the interiors
- 11 ensuite thatched and glass-sided rooms raised on elevated decks
- Private plunge pools and indoor and outdoor showers
- Stylish main area with a lounge, restaurant, dining room, library and bar
For leisure and pleasure
- Dining under the stars
- Cool off in the swimming pool
- Enjoy birdwatching and exploring scenic nature trails
- Day and night game drives
- Eco-sensitive quad-biking
- Hot air ballooning
- Stargazing
- Nearby attractions include Dead Vlei, Sossusvlei and the Sesriem Canyon
Jonny took the time to discuss all the options with us and tailored every detail to our wishes. He suggested thoughtful add-ons, arranged excellent guides, and created a brilliant itinerary packed with maps, tips, and all the information we needed for exploring the two countries we visited. An absolute trip of a lifetime to Argentina and Brazil.
