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Camp Jabulani
Camp Jabulani is a family-owned and managed private luxury safari lodge located within
the private Kapama Game Reserve in Hoedspruit, South Africa (in close proximity to the
Kruger National Park in the scenic Mpumalanga region).
With a Relais & Chateaux accreditation, this lodge is guaranteed to offer first class
accommodation, cuisine, facilities and personalised service. But its most notable feature is
the herd of trained African elephants, which were rescued by the Hoedspruit Endangered
Species Centre. Visitors can experience the extraordinary through personal interaction with
these mammoth animals on daily elephant-back safaris, or while watching the elephants at
play in the waterhole or casually browsing in their natural wild habitat near the stables.
This luxurious lodge has only six suites – never
more than 12 guests, while the exclusive Zindoga
Villa is ideally suited to the family traveller, or the
client who prefers a more private, luxury experience.
Some of Camp Jabulani’s notable offerings include:
Daily elephant interactions and safaris
Game drives in the Big Five private Kapama Game Reserve,
Visits to the Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre,
Indulgent treatments in the outdoor Spa,
Gastronomic delights at the hands of the masterful culinary team, and
Hot air balloon excursions over the reserve.
The lodge is easily accessible by road, or by air on daily scheduled flights from
Johannesburg or private charter flights.
The Roode Family has a long history in the South African wildlife community, with Lente
Roode as founder of the renowned Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre. It was the
HESC’s committment to the cause of rescuing and providing a safe haven for orphaned,
injured and vulnerable animal species that saw the conceptualisation and creation of Camp
Jabulani.
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