LONDOLOZI TREE CAMP
Kruger Park, South Africa

Kruger Safaris

Londolozi lies within the 6 million acre Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Park- a conservation area which is rapidly growing and is ultimately expected to exceed 10 million acres in size.

Londolozi a Zulu word meaning the protector of all living things has at its core a sense of universal responsibility, not just to the animals and the land that sustains them but also to the people who call South Africa home, and to those who drawn here from far off lands.

Untamed, spectacular and pulsing with the deep rhythm of the African bushveld, Londolozi is the quintessential experience of planets wildlands and animals. Genuine hospitality, incomparable leopard sightings, award winning bushveld camps and pristine landscape make it the richest, most authentic wildlife sanctuary in South Africa.

A Londolozi safari is about engaging all the senses and participating in the adventure, so that you come away charged, enlightened and ready for the next adventure.

Tree Camp has always had a tradition of excellence, the establishment of this camp created the benchmark for the safari tourism industry through an exquisite combination of African heritage and skills that allowed Africa to compete on the global stage. Champagne, candlelight, princesses and African Pearls this is the camp to defy every expectation.

Camp Description

Londolozi Tree Camp is rated by many as the most beautiful camp in Africa, and takes its name from the ancient Ebony tree shading the camp. Tree Camp comprises of 6 suites only; each with an elegance and simplicity which have become the hallmarks of the camp. In every detail and feature from the crystal chandeliers to the hand sown linen, Tree Camp provides a matchless showcase of African excellence that sets the trend for others to follow.

Small and exclusive, Tree Camp is surrounded by large, shady trees and offers wonderful views of the Sand River. The main sitting area leads out onto a large wooden deck, raised on stilts and elevated over the river. There is a large swimming pool set in the camp's garden. Guests are welcome to visit Londolozi Bateleur Camp's curio shop and orientation centre.

Each of the six air-conditioned suites has its own private deck with cascading plunge pool and outdoor shower overlooking the banks of the Sand River. Capturing the essence of total relaxation are the private salas, found in three of the suites. These intimate covered decks extend into the treetops by way of a short elevated walkway. Sumptuous interiors of soft silks and suede are lit by carved Zanzibari lamps, and the spacious en suite bathrooms have heated cobblestone floors, inlaid with pebbles from the Sand River.

Facilities at a glance include air conditioning, balcony, guest library, outdoor shower, separate shower, and swimming pool. Elegant candle-lit dinners are enjoyed in the boma, where you can savour Pan African cuisine. Indulge in private bush breakfasts and bush dinners served in a clearing under a star-studded sky. The incredible effort, the surprise, the spectacular settings, visual impact, and fairytale-like atmosphere of dining under the stars are an unforgettable African bush experience.

Game Viewing

Breeding herds of elephant and buffalo roam throughout the Londolozi area ,whilst White Rhino and Lion concentrations are amongst the highest recorded on the African continent But it is the truly remarkable relationship which has developed over 3 decades between wild free ranging leopards and ranger trackers which makes Londolozi world famous. Viewing the Leopards of Londolozi is something that every one should experience at least once in a life time.

Activities at Londolozi centre on game viewing drives in open vehicles that traverse an area of some 14 000 hectares in search of wildlife, including nocturnal species viewed after sunset. You may request the sole use of a vehicle for game viewing. Armed rangers will lead you on bush walks - the quintessential wilderness experience.

The Shangaan are renowned trackers of wildlife - a skill honed to perfection among the many trackers and rangers. Shangaan people are in the majority in the southern Lowveld, and most of the staff at Londolozi comes from this cultural group.

Your game viewing experience is complemented by many other memorable activities, such as moonlit bush dinners, private bush breakfasts, guided stargazing trips, bird watching, port served on the airstrip, fishing, visits to the staff village encompassing the crche, school, adult learning centre, clinic, craft centre and bush.

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