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South & West Sabi Sands

Londolozi Founders Camp

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About Londolozi Founders Camp

Looking for leopards? You'll find them here, and much more
Londolozi (a Zulu word meaning "protector of living things") is a private game reserve in the heart of the larger Sabi Sand Reserve, and is run by the Varty family, well known in the field of conservation pioneering. Of its five camps, child-friendly and elegantly comfortable Londolozi Founders is tucked beneath ancient ebony and matumi trees on the banks of the Sand River. Imagine waking to the evocative call of the African fish eagle before setting off on a private game drive to explore this enormous wilderness filled with the Big Five, especially cats, antelope, zebra and hundreds of birds.
From $2.1K per person/per night
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10 Rooms
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The property

Venture to the thatched communal area for meals (simple but delicious cuisine with buffet breakfasts so fabulous you won't be able to resist seconds). There are comfortable seating areas, a well-stocked bar, a shaded deck on which to relax with a drink and watch the animal cavalcade, a spa and a nearby gym.

The rooms

You're assured a peaceful stay in one of Londolozi Founders' 10 intimate chalets, reached from the main area via winding paths. Furnished in classic safari style, all have huge mahogany beds, deep leather couches, military chests, safari lamps, full bathrooms with a view and a riverside lounge sala. Rise to the haunting call of the African fish eagle, chill on the deck as you watch the animals meander past and escape the afternoon heat in your private plunge pool.

Activities

Morning and late afternoon game drives focus on tracking the wildlife, whether you're interested in seeing it all or want to focus on a single species, such as rhino or leopard. Visit between May and July to enjoy a bush walk, with breakfast or a picnic in the wilderness. Look out for the 450-odd species of birds. Or try catch-and-release fishing. When the action is over, take part in a yoga session, have a massage. For children, there are special programmes to teach them about the natural world.

South Africa

South & West Sabi Sands

A safari that surpasses every expectation awaits in this vast wilderness just west of the Kruger National Park.