Nselweni Bush Lodge sits on the banks of the Black Mfolozi River within iMfolozi, part of Africa’s oldest formally proclaimed game reserve and the birthplace of modern rhino conservation.
Simple, self-catered chalets overlooking the river, run by the provincial conservation authority.
Self-catering facilities, with guests bringing and preparing their own provisions.
Game drives across iMfolozi’s dense bush, with a strong chance of both white and black rhino.
iMfolozi holds significant white and black rhino populations, the result of decades of conservation work that began in this reserve.
The river frontage gives good opportunities for photographing rhino and buffalo coming down to drink.
iMfolozi’s rhino conservation programme, dating to the 1950s Operation Rhino, remains one of the most historically significant in African wildlife conservation.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
