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Zulu Nyala Game Lodge - Accommodation near Hluhluwe, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

From its hilltop location Zulu Nyala Game Lodge commands endless views over game-filled plains to the Indian Ocean seaboard, providing comfort and hospitality in the heart of one of Africa's most diverse conservation regions. Nestled between Mkuze, Hluhluwe and St. Lucia reserves, this section of paradise is home to a wide variety of game from majestic elephant, rhino, buffalo and stealthy predators to abundant plains game and a wealth of bird life. The stunning stone and thatch hilltop ledge offers comfort and hospitality with tastefully decorated rooms and suites that pay tribute to the region's magnificent ethnic heritage. Personal attention is provided by a host ranger, who plans each guest's activities to squeeze the most out of every precious moment spent in the bush.

Price: 6

all included

50 rooms

Set on the southern most ridge of the Lebombo Mountains, this stone and thatch lodge combines modern comfort in unspoilt bush surroundings. Cool lounges, wide verandahs, sparkling pools, and even a tennis court, makes being in camp a relaxing experience. Our well-stocked bar, with comprehensive South African wine lists, provides a venue for discussions after an exciting, full day in the bush. 
All 50 rooms have en-suite shower and bath. Provided in rooms are coffee/tea making facilities, hairdryer, wall safe and direct dial telephones. Rooms serviced twice daily. Meals are served on the terrace, with views over magnificent scenery, or in the cool, shaded interior of the lodge dining room.

In addition to the abundant plains game (Giraffe, Zebra, Nyala, Kudu, etc.) the reserve has Elephant, Rhino, Buffalo, and Leopard with Cheetah having been recently reintroduced into the reserve. Game drives are conducted in open 4x4 vehicles by experienced rangers, continuing after "sundowners" into the evening. Game viewing by spotlight after dark offers the chance of seeing unusual nocturnal species. Rangers co-ordinate their guests' program: conducting walks, Elephant tracking trails and other activities. Guests can seek out the unexpected on day or night game drives in an open landrover, follow in the footprints of the elephants along ancient riverbeds during guided walks, enjoy the thrill of close encounters of the wild kind on horseback, or relax with a sundowner on the Mzinene River Boat Cruise whilst the feathered inhabitants of the dense vegetation along the river sing their accompaniment to the sinking of the sun.