• Prestigious local/international awards
• Relais et Chateaux member
• Run by same family for 74 years
• Blueprint for all CCAfrica lodges
• 4 exclusive Camps, 1 Safari Lodge
• Tranquil suites and luxury chalets
• Far-sighted ecological rehabilitation
• Visited and praised by Nelson Mandela
• "Big five", best leopard viewing in Africa
• Day and night game drives
• Guided bush walks
• Moonlit bush dinners, bush breakfasts

Londolozi Private Game Reserve is an unashamedly exclusive and luxurious safari destination covering 14 000 hectares (34 580 acres) in the heart of the game-rich 56 000 hectare Sabi Sand Game Reserve. Londolozi is a Zulu word meaning "protector of all living things" - an ambitious conservation ethic that Londolozi embraces in its sensitivity to the natural world. This is why the Londolozi Model is the blueprint of CCAfrica's founding principles: "Care of the land, care of the wildlife and care of the people".


The story of Londolozi began in the late 1920s at, of all places, a tennis party. On a piece of virgin bushveld on the clear Sand River, the first camfire was lit amid the roar of lions. This is where Londolozi stands today, one of the most sought-after ecotourism destinations in the world.

Londolozi offers four private camps and one lodge - Bateleur Camp (previously known as Main Camp), Tree Camp, Safari Lodge and Bush Camps: Founders and Pioneer. Each has a riverside location.

The reserve is internationally recognised for its far-sighted and progressive management of land and wildlife rehabilitation as well as productive community involvement. Londolozi is regarded as the flagship of CCAfrica's vision. The Londolozi story and model is explored in greater detail in our Vision section.

• Londolozi Private Game Reserve was named Top Safari Resort in Condé Nast Traveler’s 2000 Readers’ Choice Awards
• Voted #1 by Travel + Leisure magazine’s (USA) annual reader survey on the World’s Best Values, 2000
• Featured as #1 in the Top 10 Hotels for Service in Africa and the Middle East in Travel + Leisure magazine, June 2000
• The first game reserve in the world to be awarded Relais et Chateaux membership
• Association of Southern African Travel Agents (Asata) "Game Lodge of the Year", 1997
• Travel Trade Gazette's "Best Game Lodge Award”, 1997

Winner of British Airways’ "Tourism for Tomorrow" Award, 1992


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