Muntulu Bush Lodge overlooks the Black Mfolozi River gorge within iMfolozi, a quieter, self-catered alternative within one of South Africa’s founding conservation areas.
Simple, self-catered chalets set above the river gorge, run by the provincial conservation authority.
Self-catering facilities, with guests bringing and preparing their own provisions.
Game drives across iMfolozi’s wilderness area, with access to some of the park’s more remote sections.
The surrounding wilderness area supports rhino, buffalo, and a healthy population of nyala and other bushveld antelope.
The gorge-side setting gives a dramatic landscape backdrop distinct from the flatter bushveld found elsewhere in the reserve.
The lodge supports iMfolozi’s wilderness area management, one of South Africa’s first formally designated wilderness zones.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
