Luxury Holidays At Londolozi Private Game Reserve

Family-owned and operated for over eighty years, Londolozi Private Game Reserve is a spectacular, 18,000-hectare wildlife paradise in the heart of the game-rich Sabi Sands. Your hosts are world-renowned conservationists, the Varty family, who have created a luxurious, stylish sanctuary boasting five, award-winning, bushveld camps. Each operates individually and has its own boma, main lodge with deck, open-plan lounge and dining areas. The Private Granite Suites, exclusively available for up to six guests, is the smallest camp in Africa. Dressed in a palette of silver, cream, charcoal, elephant grey and black, filled with historic memorabilia, silver teapots and Portmeirion crockery, the suites perfectly capture a bygone era, but with a glamorous, contemporary twist.

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Safari

Safaris are led by Rangers, Trackers and Naturalists who create fun and wild safari adventures based on their own bush experiences. Many of those who will lead you through 16,000 hectares of wilderness have been born and raised off the land and, therefore, demonstrate a unique, innate passion for their surroundings. It's possible to spot the 'Big Five' during one of two daily game-drives - one morning game-drive followed by yoga, lunch, dinner and a second, sunset game-drive. Times will vary depending on the season. Rangers also specialise in Photographic Safaris and will go out of their way to bring you within feet of the animals. What's more, no more than two vehicles are allowed in the same vicinity at any one time, so you are guaranteed uninterrupted views.

Spa Breaks

Londolozi Life is the reserve's dedicated health and wellness centre, designed to promote a sense of living in harmony with nature. Ancient healing methods drawn from the East and West are combined with locally inspired techniques and products, in treatments ranging from traditional Swedish massage, to aromatherapy and Reiki. Unique yoga sessions, surrounded by iconic African wildlife, are available on the yoga desk, situated high in a 500-year-old ebony tree, with inclusive daily classes taking in elements of Iyengar, Ashtanga, Jivamukti and Tripsichore yoga.