South Africa

You are never short of something to do in Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife territory. Here’s a few easy-to-access ideas Drive to see the Big Five Whether you drive yourself or join a guided game drive, Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park ranks as one of the top places in Africa to see the so-called Big Five – lion leopard, black rhino, elephant and buffalo – and several other reserves including Ithala, Tembe, Phongolo and uMkhuze include most or all of the members of this...

So now you’ve arrived, where do you stay? Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife provides a variety of accommodation to suit all budgets; while most areas are easily accessible for self-drivers, walkers or those wanting a guided safari All the larger and most smaller conservation areas under the custodianship of Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife are serviced by clean, good-value accommodation. Full details of individual resorts, lodges and camps are available on the website www.kznwildlife.com, breaking down into one or more of the following...

The key parks and reserves of Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife… Tembe Elephant Park This remote reserve inland of Kosi Bay is managed in conjunction with the local community and harbours all the Big Five. It is renowned above all for its population of 250 elephants, which include some of the largest tuskers ever recorded in South Africa. Ndumo Game Reserve Cited as South Africa’s single most exciting birdwatching site, Ndumo protects the lush Phongolo and Usuthu floodplains together with a...

Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife looks after a staggering 120-plus protected areas in the KwaZulu-Natal province of South Africa, providing conservation management and ecotourism to help preserve this unique area and its wildlife for generations to come. From the waterways of iSimangaliso Wetland Park to the mountains of Maloti-Drakensberg Park, with a host of game reserves in-between, there is truly something for everyone. KwaZulu-Natal is the most ecologically diverse of South Africa’s nine provinces. It is bounded to the east by...