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    Desert Hills Lodge, Kulala Wilderness Reserve

    Desert Hills Lodge

    Safari Lodge · Kulala Wilderness Reserve, Namibia

    PlnrScore 48
    Best time
    May, Aug, Sep
    Suggested stay
    1-2 nights
    Health
    Malaria-free

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    Desert Hills Lodge is a hotel near Kulala Wilderness Reserve.

    Why stay at Desert Hills Lodge

    • 31 mammal species recorded nearby

    Rooms & inclusions

    Activities
    Sundowner, Astronomy, Spa
    Amenities
    Pool, Spa, Internet, Restaurant, Dining, Bar, Lounge, Library

    Wildlife near this lodge

    Species recorded within 20 km (iNaturalist research-grade observations).

    331

    Species

    31

    Mammals

    85

    Birds

    Most observed

    • Gemsbok66 sightings
    • Mountain Chat39 sightings
    • Sociable Weaver36 sightings
    • Speckled Pigeon32 sightings
    • Pale-winged Starling31 sightings
    • Horned Adder25 sightings

    Best time to stay at Desert Hills Lodge

    Best months:
    May
    August
    September
    Jan
    Excellent26°C14mm
    Feb
    Excellent27°C4mm
    Mar
    Excellent26°C2mm
    Apr
    Excellent25°C2mm
    May
    Excellent22°C0mm
    Jun
    Excellent18°C4mm
    Jul
    Excellent18°C1mm
    Aug
    Excellent19°C0mm
    Sep
    Excellent22°C0mm
    Oct
    Excellent25°C1mm
    Nov
    Excellent25°C2mm
    Dec
    Excellent25°C0mm
    Great (4-5)
    Good (3)
    Poor (1-2)
    Best month

    Map & getting there

    Nearest airport

    Geluk Airstrip (NA-0067)

    7 km from the park

    International airport

    Walvis Bay International Airport (WVB)

    225 km from the park

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    Data updated October 2026 · Sources: lodge website, Go2Africa, iNaturalist, Open-Meteo