Londolozi Private Game Reserve
Private game reserve in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve, within the Greater Kruger National Park, offering luxury accommodation, conservation and African wildlife safaris.
About Londolozi Private Game Reserve
Londolozi Private Game Reserve: luxury safari and conservation in the Sabi Sand
Londolozi Private Game Reserve is a private game reserve situated on the banks of the Sand River, in the heart of the Sabi Sand Game Reserve, within the Greater Kruger National Park. The reserve presents itself as a destination for luxury safari and conservation, with top-level accommodation, cuisine and service, and a conservation ethic that defines its identity.
The name Londolozi comes from a Zulu word meaning "Protector of All Living Things". The reserve states that this name reflects its conservation ethic and its relationship with the natural world, and it has been recognised internationally for its land and wildlife management, as well as for its community involvement.
Accommodation and safari experience
Londolozi offers luxury accommodation in a private reserve setting. Its accommodations include the Private Granite Suites, where it is possible to bathe while a herd of elephants passes nearby. The experience includes safaris, wildlife viewing and activities such as private picnics in the tree tops overlooking the Sand River.
The reserve is known for the Leopards of Londolozi, a highlight sighting for visitors. The experience is described as immersive and sensory, in contact with the wildlife of the African bush.
Conservation and community impact
The reserve notes that a visit contributes to the development and socio-economic wellbeing of a whole human ecosystem. Among the areas of impact it mentions are community upliftment, rural education, healthcare and the creation of protected areas for rhinos and other iconic species. The reserve presents itself as a platform for advocacy of the restoration movement and of a new consciousness.
Recognition and history
In 1993, Londolozi became the first game reserve in the world to be accorded Relais & Châteaux status. The reserve celebrates one hundred years of safari, with a commemorative period between 1926 and 2026.
Philosophy and setting
Londolozi is described as a futuristic African village that seeks to inspire a deeper connection between people and the natural world. Its offering combines conservation and a village ethos with a commitment to luxurious accommodation, fine cuisine and exceptional service.
Luxury safari and wildlife conservation