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Gin caviar sounds perfect for a summer evening on Londolozi’s Tree Camp deck, especially when it’s paired with tonic-cured salmon and fennel cream cheese. According to Londolozi apprentice-chef, Kent Roberts, …
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My wife and I visited Londolozi in September, the second game reserve of our first ever trip to Africa. We had ticked off “the Big 5” at our first location, …
Three years ago, I found myself staring at a huge male lion, my face less than a metre away from his… and I wasn’t in a circus but lying in …
It was at the end of April this year that Pete Fleck and I took a leap into the unknown and signed up to race across Madagascar in the 4 …
As the rains become more regular we slowly start to accept the fact that we might not end every drive bone dry but that has not in any way put …
“All across the nation people are starting out on vacations to be spent in… parks. [In] their tents under the stars, with an open fire to cook by, with the smell …
Young Oscar looked at his classmates at the Londolozi Digital Preschool with fear written all over his face. A normal day for Oscar involves practicing the alphabet. Counting to 20. …
For the most part we tend to watch hippos in a rather peaceful equilibrium. Whilst resting during the day, they languidly float around waterholes, honking at one another or showing …
The Tamboti female leopard can be an enigma at times. With probably the largest territory of any female at Londolozi, she can be tricky to track down, and will occasionally …
“The arts have an important role to play in changing our culture. To see wildlife as a priority is to see the bigger picture. This exhibition has heart and a …
Food is a big part of the Londolozi Experience and because of this we make sure that we have only the very best, most interesting meals on our menu. Executive …
This past week we said goodbye to a great guide – Mike Sutherland. He is a phenomenal ranger and is probably one of the nicest guys I know. I must …
The first rains of summer have fallen and quenched the parched bush. We are hoping there is a lot more on the way, both for the bush and our photography. …
This week’s blog post has been written by Teaman Manzini, an accomplished young man who lives in a village just outside of Londolozi. It is significant for two reasons: First. …
