Londolozi Private Game Reserve is an 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. The reserve is internationally recognised for its far-sighted and progressive management of land and wildlife rehabilitation as well as productive community involvement.

Tree Camp takes its name from the ancient Ebony Tree shading the camp. Small and exclusive, Tree Camp is surrounded by large, shady trees and offers wonderful views of the Sand River. The camp has a lounge area with guest library. The main sitting area leads out onto a large wooden deck, raised on stilts and elevated over the river. There is a large swimming pool set in the camp's garden. Guests are welcome to visit Londolozi Bateleur Camp's curio shop and orientation centre.

Activities at Londolozi centre around game viewing drives in open vehicles that traverse an area of some 14 000 hectares (34 580 acres) in search of wildlife, including nocturnal species viewed after sunset. You may request the sole use of a Land Rover for game viewing, (subject to availability.) Armed rangers will lead you on bush walks - the quintessential wilderness experience. The Shangaan are renowned trackers of wildlife - a skill honed to perfection among the many CC Africa trackers and rangers. Shangaan people are in the majority in the southern Lowveld and most of the staff at Londolozi come from this cultural group. Your game viewing experience is complemented by many other memorable activities such as: moonlit bush dinners, private bush breakfasts, guided stargazing trips, bird-watching, port served on the airstrip - usually after dinner on a clear night*, fishing with bamboo rods and "magic bush boxes" for children, visits to the staff village encompassing the crèche, school, adult learning centre, clinic and craft centre (available to guests at Tree, Founders, Pioneer and Bateleur Camp), bush presentations in orientation centre (available to guests at Tree, Founders, Pioneer and Bateleur Camp)

*If you are wondering why we would invite you to sip port on the Londolozi airstrip - all will become clear when you are driven there on a cloudless night. What you will see is a panorama of breathtaking proportions. Since the airstrip is on a slope, the ground seems to slip away from you into a massive sky full of shimmering constellations.

For those cosy winter nights - a collection of wildlife books, magazines and videos are available for you to enhance your enjoyment of Africa. There is also a guest library at Tree Camp.

Londolozi experiences a warm climate with cool winter nights and summer rain. Rainfall: Rainfall is mostly in summer between October and March, usually in the form of late-afternoon or evening thunderstorms. Annual rainfall ranges between 450 and 600mm. Temperature: Daytime temperatures in the summer are high and may soar above 36°C/97°F; the nights are usually warm. The winter months between May and August are dry, with chilly nights and crisp early mornings (3°C/38°F is the minimum). Winter days are fine and warm. Altitude: Sabi Sand Game Reserve is at an altitude of about 350 metres above sea level.