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Green seasonWildlife: Hot summer days, storms and lush vegetation.
Hot summer days, storms and lush vegetation.
Sabi Sand, South Africa · Private reserve
Explore Africa level, based on the typical lowest nightly rate per person sharing: Value under A$400, Mid-range A$400 to A$899, Luxury A$900 to A$1,799, Ultra-luxury A$1,800 or more.
Photo: Elsa Young · Londolozi · Source ↗
Full board+ (FB+)
Accommodation, All meals, teas and coffees and 12 more
6 rooms
Tree Camp Suites · Sleeps up to 12 guests
Adults only
By air
5 min from Londolozi Airstrip
Wi-Fi in rooms
Power around the clock
From about A$4,170
per person / night, sharing
Overview
Londolozi Tree Camp has six suites tucked into the leadwood canopy above the Sand River in Sabi Sand. Private plunge pools and contemplation decks make the suites a quiet retreat between twice-daily game drives and guided nature walks. The communal lounge opens towards the trees, while lantern-lit dinners bring guests together on the deck. Leopards are central to the Londolozi safari experience, and elephants pass along the river below camp. Meals, selected drinks, laundry and airstrip transfers are included. Regular bookings are for guests aged 16 and over, making this a good fit for couples seeking a small safari lodge.
“Six suites, private plunge pools and river-facing decks give couples space to unwind between game drives, with the intimacy of a small camp and access to Londolozi’s wider safari experiences.”
Known for
Leopard encounters and elephants passing along the Sand River are part of the Tree Camp experience.
Your stay
Board: Full board+ (FB+)
Park entrance fees, the Sabi Sand conservation levy, transfers other than Londolozi airstrip transfers, and applicable airport taxes or landing fees are excluded. Flights before 09:00 or after 16:00 attract a noise impact levy.
Healing House treatments at Varty Camp, private yoga, photographic rentals and tuition, private vehicles and boutique purchases cost extra. Champagne, cognacs, cellar wines, premium spirits and telephone calls are also charged separately; gratuities are discretionary.
Facilities
Rooms
Sleeps up to 12 guests
Activities
Getting there
Good to know
Before you travel
Level 2: Exercise a high degree of caution
Last updated
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When to go
Wildlife: Hot summer days, storms and lush vegetation.
Hot summer days, storms and lush vegetation.
Wildlife: Warm evenings and a green backdrop for wildlife.
Warm evenings and a green backdrop for wildlife.
Wildlife: Milder days and pleasant game-drive temperatures.
Milder days and pleasant game-drive temperatures.
Wildlife: Warm sunny days, crisp evenings and impala rutting.
Warm sunny days, crisp evenings and impala rutting.
Wildlife: Clear skies and easier wildlife spotting as winter begins.
Clear skies and easier wildlife spotting as winter begins.
Wildlife: Prime winter game viewing and wild dog denning season.
Prime winter game viewing and wild dog denning season.
Wildlife: Clear morning visibility and wildlife active during the day.
Clear morning visibility and wildlife active during the day.
Wildlife: Dry-season water sources concentrate wildlife; elephants frequent the Sand River.
Dry-season water sources concentrate wildlife; elephants frequent the Sand River.
Wildlife: Sparse vegetation supports wildlife spotting, with the first green shoots of spring.
Sparse vegetation supports wildlife spotting, with the first green shoots of spring.
Wildlife: Returning migrant birds and warming days near the end of the dry season.
Returning migrant birds and warming days near the end of the dry season.
Wildlife: Summer rains, green landscapes and the impala and wildebeest birthing season.
Summer rains, green landscapes and the impala and wildebeest birthing season.
Wildlife: Thunderstorms, green landscapes and young antelope.
Thunderstorms, green landscapes and young antelope.
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