Kulala Wilderness Camp
'A Namib Desert Camp situated on the 21,000-hectare private reserve near Sossusvlei'
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Pricing; From NAM$3 385.00.00 per person sharing (more rates below)
Suggested activities; » Excursions to Sossusvlei and Sesriem Canyon. » Exploring the Namib-Naukluft Park. » Guided walks, including the Moringa Trail. » Sundowner scenic drives. » Balloon safaris at Sesriem (additional cost, closed 15 January to 15 February). » Click here for aerial view of camp. Suggested add-ons; » Etosha Park Accommodation » Swakopmund Accommodation » Damaraland Accommodation » Caprivi Strip Accommodation » Windhoek Accommodation » Skeleton Coast Accommodation » Fish River Accommodation » Luderitz Accommodation » Namibia Safari » Botswana Safari » Victoria Falls accommodation » Zambia Safari » South Africa Safari » South Africa hotels » Cape Town hotels  Kulala Wilderness Camp, in the heart of Namibia's Namib Desert, is on a 37,000-hectare private reserve near Sossusvlei. The camp is about four kilometres from the main Kulala Lodge, with a separate entrance and access road. It is built at the foot of a mountain facing west with great sunset views. On the edge of the oldest desert in the world, this is not a game rich area, however, whatever game is seen, is interesting and dramatised by the contrast between the desert and animals like springbok, oryx and ostrich who manage to survive in these harsh conditions. Nearby world-famous Sossusvlei is an enormous clay pan, flanked by the famous red sand dunes that stand out starkly against the blue sky. These dunes - the most well-known being Big Daddy or Dune 45 - have developed over millions of years, the wind continuously refashioning the contours of this red sand sea. The 'vlei' itself only fills after rare heavy rainfall when, in a complete turn-around, it transforms into a spectacular turquoise lake. ROOM & SUITE TYPES: Accommodation consists of 10 comfortable "kulalas" (meaning "to sleep" in Oshiwambo) with en-suite bathrooms and verandas built on elevated platforms for that spectacular view. The main area is raised to take advantage of the endless vista and comprises a lounge and bar under thatch. Meals are taken on the deck and guests can cool off at the sparkling pool. FOOD & WINE: The main dining area is built from stout timber and canvas with thatch roofing. There is a fully stocked bar, and traditional three course meals are served at dinner. At night, lanterns light the main area, and a full breakfast is served there in the mornings. FACILITIES/ACTIVITIES: On the edge of the Namib, the oldest desert in the world, wildlife here is fascinating in its adaptation to the harsh conditions. Sparse yet thrilling to see are springbok, gemsbok, ostrich, bat-eared fox, the rarely seen aardwolf and many small fauna. Activities include excursions to the incredible dunes of Sossusvlei, early morning ballooning (at extra cost), guided walks and scenic nature drives. |
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