About Izingwe Lodge
Nestled in a valley in the southern section of the Reserve, Izingwe (a Zulu word meaning “leopard”) offers the ultimate in exclusive luxury getaways. With three guest villas and a main lodge, the Lodge accepts only single party bookings, thereby assuring exclusivity both at the Lodge and on safari. With a watering hole sited just 100 yards from the door of the Main Lodge, it is common to see warthogs, zebra, baboons and other game animals gathered there. A special viewing space, called the “Hide,” is located next to the boma for close-up animal watching and photography.
Izingwe Lodge is always staffed with a full time chef, safari guide and housekeeping personnel. Your safari guide has 20 years’ experience and is especially passionate about Lions and the art of tracking them. Guests learn to identify the tracks and other signs so they may participate in the tracking process. Elephants, white rhino, giraffe and other hooved animals are seldom far from the Lodge.
Game drives usually occur in the early morning and late afternoon/evening when the animals are the most active and visible. Morning game drives are followed by a healthy and hearty breakfast, and afternoon game drives include a stop for ‘sundowners’ (cocktails) and snacks while guests take in the breathtaking sunset as it spreads across the mountains and plains.The evening meal is typically served in the boma, an outdoor dining area, around a welcoming fire. Izingwe Lodge is known for its fresh, healthy home-style meals.
In addition to game viewing, guests may spend time in the well-equipped gym, relaxing beside the Main Lodge swimming pool, or reading on the private sala (outdoor lounge area) just off their villa’s balcony.
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Accommodation Options
Luxury en-suite Villas
The villas have a queen size bed and en-suite bathroom with an outdoor shower. Each villa has a private viewing deck
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