Kuleni Game Park, South Africa
Kuleni Game Park is a true African Hideaway nestled in lush bush in KwaZulu-Natal. This exquisite hideaway is not completely isolated and is only 17
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Kuleni Game Park is a true African Hideaway nestled in lush bush in KwaZulu-Natal. This exquisite hideaway is not completely isolated and is only 17
Occupying nearly a thousand square kilometres in central KwaZulu-Natal, Hluhluwe–iMfolozi Park proudly carries its status as the oldest proclaimed nature reserve in Africa. A safari
Lazuli, short for lapis lazuli a deep blue gemstone, is truly part of the East Coast treasure chest. Specifically the ultramarine stone, its character emanates
Professionally guided with all equipment provided, dive into the underwater world of the well-known Sodwana Bay. Bold and bright coral reefs and a colourful colony
Harnessing the secrets of mindful travel, Lazuli encourages the ancient Japanese art of forest bathing – ‘shinrin-yoku’. The lodge’s tranquil setting in Kuleni Game Park,
Raising the bar of up close and personal to hands-on experiences, a visit to Hluhluwe Snake and Croc Farm will test your limits! Daily demonstrations,
Come and witness one of nature’s most fascinating events at our beachfront location where you can observe leatherback and loggerhead turtles returning to their birthplace
Witness the wildlife wonder of whales on an exciting boat ride upon the Indian Ocean. Gracing us with their presence from June until the end
Come and experience the stunning beauty and diverse wildlife of the World Heritage St Lucia Estuary. Join us on a leisurely cruise along the tranquil
Kuleni Game Park in South Africa, situated 16 km from Hluhluwe town towards Sodwana Bay, with many various attractions and activities surrounding the area. Kuleni
Rising with the sun, start your day with a 3 hour morning game drive in Hluhluwe Game Reserve. A 2 hour Hluhluwe River cruise follows
Hluhluwe Imfolozi Game Reserve is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. The reserve is a sanctuary for Africa’s iconic Big 5 animals: