Ezulwini Game Lodge

Ezulwini Game Lodge is an owner-managed establishment situated on a private game property spanning 300 hectares in Hluhluwe, KwaZulu-Natal. The sand-forests around the lodge contribute to the diverse birdlife found in the area, and the indigenous garden features a variety of vegetation, including the lala palm, which can be used for basket weaving, and the marula tree whose fruits are a favorite of monkeys.

The accommodation options at Ezulwini Game Lodge include 19 adjacent Bedrooms built in a U-shape, four Chalets, a Log Cabin, and a Treehouse. All accommodations are within walking distance from the main building and offer practical conveniences and pampering products. The stylish interiors and spacious gardens create a pleasant and warm ambiance, and the rooms are serviced twice daily.

The lodge offers various facilities for guests, including a lounge area with TV, a dining room, a bar, a sparkling pool, and a boma where guests can enjoy the sounds of nature around a blazing log fire. The on-site restaurant offers traditional tastes, catering to health-conscious guests and special dietary requirements. Pre-dinner drinks can be enjoyed in the fully stocked bar, introducing guests to South Africa's traditional liquors, beer, and a selection of wines.

Ezulwini Game Lodge is also suitable for team-building exercises, orientation courses, and conferences. The air-conditioned conference venue can accommodate up to 50 delegates and features an overhead projector and screen, a TV, a flip chart, and a whiteboard. Secure parking suitable for buses and large coaches is available.

Leisure activities on the property include a pool, a scenic wildlife walk, and a nature drive. Unspoilt nature trails offer unrestricted encounters with the small pleasures of Africa, such as the warm embrace of the sun, the rich smell of soil, sweeping grasslands, intriguing insects, and the sounds of birds and antelope, while zebras and giraffes graze nearby. The property does not host dangerous wildlife such as lions, buffalo, or rhinos but is home to the scarce suni and red duiker. Birding highlights include the pink-throated twinspot and the beautiful nariina trogen. Big 5 safaris also depart from the lodge into the Hluhluwe Umfolozi game reserve daily.