• Thonga Beach Lodge

A Sea Paradise

Londolozi always strives to transcend and redefine the journey into wilderness and at Tree Camp guests are given a direct encounter with that vision. Nestled in the leadwood tree canopy, this lodge is a sanctuary of elegance and simplicity. Tree Camp is a celebration of over 4 decades of our connections and kinship with the wild free roaming leopards that move through Londolozi.

Guests spend lazy afternoons on the Tree Camp deck, champagne in hand, as elephants pass in the river below. By night, the camp glows with countless lanterns and rings with laughter and conversation.

iSimangaliso Wetland Park

The KwaZulu-Natal North Coast is one of the most naturally diverse and beautiful places in South Africa. iSimangaliso Wetland Park was proclaimed as South Africa’s first World Heritage Site in 1999 by UNESCO. It’s a place of superlative natural beauty, comprising three major lake systems and eight ecosystems with 526 bird species and coastal sand dunes amongst the highest in the world.

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IMMERSE YOURSELF

NO NEWS. NO SHOES

A remote paradise only accessible to those that dream of adventure and barefoot luxury. The 12 thatched eco-sensitive rooms, with ocean or forest views, boast an earthy elegance, and are positioned to afford maximum privacy and minimal environmental impact. Thonga Beach Lodge is the ideal place to connect with one of Africa’s last pristine wilderness beaches and rediscover your place in it.

JOURNEY WITH A PURPOSE

NATURE’S SYMPHONY

Wake slowly to the sound of waves, deciding if rock pool snorkeling or an open ocean experience or simply lying on our beach deck sampling our gin platter is the best plan for the day. Playing in paradise. Perhaps a sundowner with hippo’s grunting at Lake Sibaya in the afternoon.  Leatherback and Loggerhead turtle’s have laid their eggs on this ancient shoreline for thousands of years. Thonga Beach Lodge and the Isibindi Foundation continue to play a role in protecting this breeding ground. Guests from all over the world arrive to view this annually between November and March.

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