Zenzulu Lodge
ZenZulu is a luxury lodge in the heart of Zululand, South Africa; situated between Hluhluwe and Mkuze Game Reserves. Booked out exclusively to a group of up to 8; guests are able to arrange their own itineraries and rely on staff members to assist with mealtimes and game viewing.
Zenzulu Lodge Highlights
Zenzulu is a luxury lodge in the heart of Zululand, South Africa; situated between Hluhluwe and Mkuze Game Reserves. It offers remarkable Big 5 game viewing opportunities, rich biodiversity, comfortable and spacious accommodation, all within a quiet atmosphere which encourages the observation of nature for the benefit of personal reflection and inspiration. The lodge is booked out on an exclusive basis, giving the occupying guests the freedom to arrange their daily itineraries, from activity details to self-catered meal times.
- ZenZulu is designed as a sole-use sanctuary for a group of 8.
- Most dinners are taken in the traditional African open boma, around a fire under the stars.
- A rim flow pool on the front deck offers a respite from the hot Zululand summer.
- Camp is unfenced from the wild inviting visitors, such as nyala, impala and warthog to graze in the grounds.
Zenzulu Lodge Game Viewing and Activities
Zenzulu is situated in the 22,000 hectare, Zululand Rhino Reserve, currently, the largest private, Big Five game reserve in Kwa-Zulu Natal. It’s a veritable "garden of Eden", ensuring that guests will enjoy excellent game viewing. Guests choose when they would prefer to go on game drive, spend the afternoon in the unique Treehouse at Hippo Dam or spend time in the Jacuzzi while watching the crocodiles below the deck. From Zenzulu, guests can also explore the Elephant Coast attractions. Game drives are conducted by an experienced ranger in an open vehicle. For the more adventuresome, group walks can be arranged at extra cost. Your ranger will present a holistic approach to the African bush where insects, birds and trees are given equal respect alongside the lion, rhino, giraffe, hippo and buffalo. We have one of the highest concentrations of black and white rhino, both severely threatened species.
