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Londolozi Pioneer Camp, Sabi Sands Game Reserve, Greater Kruger Park, South Africa
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Londolozi Pioneer Camp offers family friendly accommodation in a pristine wildlife area in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve.
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Situated upstream from the Founders CampAll children are welcome at this African safari lodgeAccommodation is in 3 suites and 3 thatched chaletsClassic safari style accommodation in the heart of the bush
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Londolozi Pioneer Camp is a classic safari style accommodation situated in the heart of African bushveld. This safari lodge in Africa offers comfortable accommodation in 3 exclusive suite and 3 river view chalets. Each room is fully air conditioned.
Look forward to spotting African wildlife in the pristine wilderness. Londolozi has traversing rights over 17 000 hectares of prime game viewing land and has exclusive rights over 7 000 hectares, ensuring guests excellent game viewing opportunities. Some of the African wildlife guests might spot include Lion, Elephant, Antelope and Leopard.
This safari lodge in Africa is located in the Londolozi Game Reserve. This reserve is situated in the scenic Sabi Sand Game Reserve which borders the famous Kruger National Park in Mpumalanga, South Africa.
Child Policy:
Children are welcome. Children 5 years and younger cannot participate in game drives. Child minders are available at an additional charge. Children aged 6-11 years are allowed on game drives at the discretion of the lodge manager.
Health:
Please not that Londolozi Pioneer Camp is situated in a malaria area. Please consult your doctor prior to arrival regarding malaria prophylactics.
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Buffalo
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Buffaloes live in herds of around one hundred which consist mostly of females and their offspring. Males spend much of their time in bachelor groups that either contain males from 4 to 7 years old or those of males from 12 years old or older.
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Elephants
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An elephant's large ears are also used to control body temperature while blood circulating through the large vessels in the ears is cooled by flapping.
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