Londolozi Private Game Reserve, Bateleur Camp

Londolozi Founders Camp
Londolozi Pioneer Camp
Londolozi Tree Camp
Londolozi Safari Lodge
Londolozi Bateleur Camp
Safari Packages Londolozi

There are eight luxurious chalets and four gracious suites at Londolozi Bateleur Camp. All the chalets and suites have a plunge pool and wooden decks, with air-conditioning and en suite bathrooms with bath and separate shower.
The focal point of each luxurious bathroom is a capacious tub. The essence of relaxation is to gaze from your bath over uninterrupted views of the surrounding bush. Also, the suites have underfloor heating and an outdoor shower as additional features.
Striking African designs offset the opulent hues of teak and velvet in the eight private rooms. The handsome suites with billowing drapes, canopied beds and inlaid mosaic floors recreate a bygone world of tactile pleasure.
The shared living spaces exude the warmth and hospitality of the Londolozi legacy. Sepia family portraits on the walls speak of the adventure and hardships that laid the foundation for the present-day luxury. Londolozi Bateleur Camp was built on the site of the original hunting camp in tribute to the early beginnings of Londolozi, which has been in the same family for over seventy years.
The lounge area at Londolozi Bateleur Camp has magnificent views over the Sand River. Four rondavels dating back to the original Sparta Hunting camp are a special feature of the camp.
One has been turned into a traditional bedroom and the others are now a museum, a well stocked wine cellar and an Internet centre. Londolozi Bateleur Camp also offers a swimming pool and a curio shop/gallery.
Londolozi is World famous for its close encounters with Leopard and other big game, and, in the company of your ranger, each game drive is an enriching experience.
The enormous boughs of an ancient Ebony Tree emerge through the main deck, towering above the thatch roof. This organic compilation of deck and living wood epitomizes CC Africa's concern for "treading lightly" and building around natural features. You can savour Pan-African cuisine in the dining area overlooking the flowing Sand River, or in the large boma (enclosed reeded area). Breakfast and lunch are served in the dining area or on your private deck. Dinner may be savoured buffet style in the boma or in a clearing in the bush.