Fifty-Five Mjejane

Fifty-Five Mjejane is a prestigious five-star safari lodge situated within the Mjejane Game Reserve, along the banks of the Crocodile River in Mpumalanga, South Africa. The reserve, which shares unfenced borders with the Greater Kruger National Park, allows wildlife to roam freely between the territories.

The lodge's architecture draws inspiration from traditional Zulu culture, featuring six master-style Indlus (beehive-shaped dwellings) that can accommodate up to twelve guests. Each Indlu is equipped with modern amenities including air conditioning, king-size beds, en-suite bathrooms with indoor and outdoor showers, work desks, and private decks overlooking indigenous bush.

The solar-powered facility offers extensive communal areas including a chef's kitchen with pizza oven, indoor dining area, fitness centre, games room, media centre, and pool area with braai facilities. Modern conveniences such as Satellite TV, uncapped Wi-Fi, and full laundry facilities are available to guests.

The property's rich history dates back to King Shaka's era, and today represents a successful ecotourism venture operated in partnership with the Mjejane Trust beneficiaries. Located between the Malelane and Crocodile Bridge gates of Kruger National Park, the lodge is easily accessible from Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport and TSB Malelane Airport.

Guests enjoy exclusive use of the lodge and receive two complimentary game drives daily with a dedicated ranger and vehicle. The property maintains strict security measures, including 24-hour staff presence and professional anti-poaching units. The Tourism Grading Council of South Africa has recognized Fifty-Five Mjejane as a Benchmark Property for its exceptional standards.

Staff provide comprehensive services including housekeeping, meal preparation assistance, and general support throughout guests' stays. The lodge comes fully stocked with basic amenities and supplies, ensuring a comfortable and luxurious safari experience.