Lalibela Inzolo Lodge
Lalibela Game Reserve is located in South Africa's Eastern Cape, near to Port Elizabeth and Addo, and not only is it malaria-free, but it also spans five habitats, resulting in an incredible diversity of flora and animals. Lalibela is a conservation project that now covers 10,500 hectares (about 26,000 acres) and is home to the Big 5 (lion, elephant, rhino, buffalo, and leopard), as well as other predators like as cheetah, hyena, jackal, and lynx.
Four spacious and cosy chalets are hidden in the valley, offering panoramic views of the wilderness. The chalets, which can sleep two people, are created with comfort and elegance in mind. Each en-suite cabin has a separate balcony where you can see the surrounding bush and wildlife. Each chalet is outfitted with a coffee station, small bar, safe and wireless access. The en-suite bathrooms have his and her basins, as well as a one-of-a-kind enclosed shower with a private outlook. Inzolo Lodge offers the ideal balance of solitude and elegance. The main lodge is designed to take use of the surrounding vistas, with the living and dining spaces easily blending into the surrounding scenery. A spacious terrace serves as a superb observation deck and expands into an excellent outdoor eating space. The pool, surrounded by a sea of local vegetation and exposed rock formations, is the ideal spot to soak up the sun.
- Luxury chalet accommodation
- No children under 16 years old
- Great location
- A great safari experience
Guests come to Lalibela to enjoy outstanding game viewing, superb meals, and the opportunity to thoroughly unwind. The safari portion of an African visit is typically the highlight, and the lodge will do everything to ensure that the guests can rest, enjoy, and experience in luxury! In addition to game drives, guests may arrange a Big 5 Walking Safari during their stay at Lalibela. A walking safari escorted by one of the certified rangers provides a unique and gratifying authentic experience in the African bush. While exploring for wildlife, the guide will point out animal tracks, dung, and birds, providing you with a unique perspective on the region's fauna and vegetation.
