South Africa Accommodations: Londolozi Tree Camp

Londolozi Tree Camp ~ Vintage 5 Camp

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.

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, personalized service, superb safari accommodation and excellent relationships with its neighboring communities - commended as such by Nelson Mandela, who visited the Reserve shortly after his release from prison.

Londolozi Tree Camp:

A romantic safari camp - Londolozi Tree Camp is surrounded by huge shady trees, this small and exclusive safari destination offers the height of sophistication and romance in spectacular African wilderness surrounds.

Tree Camp's six intimate exclusive suites feature luxurious bathrooms with large baths set in a stone base, pebble-inlaid floors and standing candelabras. Each suite has its own private oasis - a plunge pool and sala (outdoor covered deck) overlooking the lush banks of the Sand River.

Spacious living areas are furnished in classic African safari style, and lead out to a generous wooden deck shaded by an ancient ebony tree. Elegant candlelit dinners of Pan-African cuisine are served in the boma (outdoor dining area), or enjoyed in a spectacular bush setting.

Londolozi's thrilling safaris: Situated in one of the most popular Big Five game areas in Africa - the Sabi Sand Game Reserve near the Kruger National Park - Londolozi is renowned for its exceptional safari activities, including guided game-drives and bush walks.

SABI SANDS GAME RESERVE
KRUGER NATIONAL PARK

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