South Africa :: Londolozi Private Game Reserve

Londolozi Private Game Reserve is a 14 000-hectare (34 580 acres) exclusive safari destination situated in the heart of the famous Sabi Sand Game Reserve on the western border of the Kruger National Park in South Africa.

Meaning “protector of all living things” in Zulu, Londolozi is renowned for its progressive ecotourism practices, and is one of the most sought-after safari destinations in Africa.

Managed and operated by CC Africa, Londolozi was established as a family bush camp in 1926 by the Varty and Taylor families whose friendship and collaboration continues today.

Londolozi has earned an international reputation for its unmatched African wildlife experience, personalised service, superb safari accommodation and excellent relationships with its neighbouring communities – commended as such by Nelson Mandela, who visited the Reserve shortly after his release from prison.


	Londolozi Pioneer Camp: Pioneer Camp is an elegant bushveld home-from-home with an interactive kitchen, comfortable guest areas, elegantly contoured lap pool, and classic safari suites and chalets.
	Londolozi Founders Camp: This intimate 12-bedded safari camp welcomes you into the heart of the Londolozi experience, and comprises charming sitting areas and a thatched viewing deck suspended over the Sand River.
	Londolozi Bateleur Camp: With magnificent river views, private plunge pools and leisure decks, Bateleur Camp’s eight chalets and four suites offer the height of relaxation in tranquil surrounds. Great vaulted guest areas are open to the spectacular African wilderness.
	Londolozi Tree Camp: Spacious and inviting living areas, nestled in a bower of trees, lead out to a generous wooden deck suspended high above the Sand River. The Camp’s six exclusive suites comprise private plunge pools and romantic salas (outdoor covered deck).
	Londolozi Safari Lodge: Known as Londolozi’s ‘best kept secret’, this secluded safari hideaway is situated in the south of the Londolozi Reserve. Safari Lodge’s six romantic chalets have thatched verandas overlooking the Msuthu River.

THE SABI SAND GAME RESERVE:

The Sabi Sand Game Reserve is ecologically and geographically linked to the Kruger National Park. This region of the Lowveld has a greater variety of game than Kenya. So diverse is its habitat and wildlife that you have an excellent chance of experiencing close encounters with the "Big 5" (elephant, rhino, buffalo, lion and leopard) as well as six species of cat; 20 species of antelope, several dog-like species including spotted hyena, cape hunting dog, 2 species of jackal, as well as a variety of smaller mammals such as genet, squirrel, mongoose, civet, honeybadger, porcupine and hare. The Sabi Sand boasts the world’s largest land mammal (elephant), tallest (giraffe), fastest (cheetah) and smallest (dwarf shrew) and a wondrous array of bird species.

Botanically, this is a wonderland. At the Sabi Sand there is a greater variety of plant life than in the whole of Europe. With its unique 10km frontage on the perennial Sabie River, biologically the richest waterway in South Africa, the reserve is blessed with a great diversity of habitat, from acacia woodland to riverine forest.

Sabi Sand Game Reserve adjoins the south western side of the Kruger National Park in the Mpumalanga Lowveld/ Eastern Transvaal Lowveld. The Sabi Sand Game Reserve was formed in 1950 and comprises many private game farms covering an area of 65,000 Ha of "Bushveld". As there are no fences between the private game reserves and the Kruger National Park, the animals can move unhindered between the two areas.

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