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For those that have visited us or been reading our blogs, you might recognise Jordan Odams. After two years of Camp Management and many camps later, we thought we would …
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At Londolozi we are lucky enough be able to meet and work with all sorts of different people from various backgrounds and cultures, which in my eyes is one of …
I started working as a Camp Manager in December 2021 and was immediately thrown into notably, the camp with the most buzz at Londolozi, Varty Camp. Nervous to say the …
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A common question that guests often ask us as camp managers is… ‘what do you get up to in your free time?’ If I were to talk about all the …
As a Camp Manager at Londolozi I am lucky enough to spend time wandering through our camps and spend majority of my day on the camp decks. To call the …
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