Ndumo Accommodation

Experience the majesty of the largest and only indigenous elephant herd in KwaZulu-Natal South Africa and so much more. Situated in Maputaland, in North-Eastern KwaZulu-Natal, Tembe is home to a rich diversity of wildlife including the Big Five and is also a bird watchers paradise.

This is one of the few destinations where a visitor can see the big 5 at a game reserve and within a short half hour's drive be able to watch dolphins and whales. There is a variety of excellent accommodation to suit every pocket and a holiday to the Elephant Coast will be enjoyed by everyone from adventure lovers to those who just want to escape to the bush and commune with nature.

This quaint, homely villa provides great bed and breakfast accommodation in Swaziland. It is situated in the small town of Big Bend, which is nestled in the lowveld region of Swaziland, overlooking the spectacular Lubombo Mountains.

Lituba Lodge is set in a beautiful and tranquil rural setting where it nestles beneath the shadows of Lubombo Mountains, just off the main road between Big Bend and Siteki. The lodge is located 25 minutes’ drive from the new Sikhuphe International Airport.

This area needs a 4x4 to do activities. Up to us it’s not a problem but from us a 4x4 is needed for the beach, mouth, lakes, Mozambique or even KZN parks.

Jozini Tiger Lodge and Spa is situated along the banks of the picturesque Jozini Dam in KwaZulu Natal. The ruggedness of the Lebombo range is completed by the lodge’s luxurious amenities, and the views from the hotel are absolutely breathtaking.

Camping, caravanning, cabins, fishing, game tours, deap sea diving, snorkeling, fresh fish braai’s, swim with dolphins, lake tours and charters.

Jozini River Lodge was built in 2008 and designed for world-class accommodation. It is ideal for a romantic getaway or a cosy overnight with the family. Our establishment has 16 comfortably furnished double bedrooms.

Situated in Kosi Bay Nature Reserve, the 16 bedded luxury KOSI FOREST LODGE allows guests the unique opportunity of canoeing the Kosi Lake system. Other activities include snorkelling, beach trips, boat trips on the Kosi Lakes and Rafia Forest walks.

The camp is known as Stone Camp due to the dolerite rocks used in the construction of the semi-open stone and thatch cottages. This unique style accommodation in its primeval setting offers visitors the opportunity of really getting back to nature.