Healing Hotels of the World presents first safari property

“Londolozi takes its name from a Zulu word meaning ‘protector of all living things,’ and goes beyond a traditional safari experience; here, reconnecting with nature is the first step in a more profound personal transformation,” says Anne Biging, Co-Founder of Healing Hotels of the World. “Londolozi Healing House is a space where wellness experts, life coaches, wisdom keepers and shamans have created a range of activities and experiences to help guests feel rejuvenated and restored. We are thrilled to have Londolozi as the first safari lodge in our portfolio.”

Located on the banks of the Sand River in the heart of the Sabi Sand Game Reserve and bordering Kruger National Park, Londolozi is part of the six-million-acre Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Park in Mpumalanga (Lowveld) province, where wild animals like elephants, lions and white rhinos roam freely. Londolozi is also home to the highest density of wild leopards in Africa.

In addition to game drives and safari walks, Londolozi offers a living boutique, daily yoga and breathwork classes, a fitness center, three dedicated bodywork treatment rooms, a Yoga Nidra and BEMER PEMF therapy room, a Himalayan rock salt cabin, cold plunge pool and yoga deck. The resort also gives guests a chance to connect with the community through village walks and African storytelling.

In addition, Londolozi offers a Healing House Retreat, which gives guests a chance to engage in intentional resting while rediscovering their own personal body compass. This specially curated experience includes activities such as meditative game drives, sunrise qigong, an extensive program of body treatments, sound healing, yoga nidra, and time spent immersed in the silence of nature.

The five camps offer opulent accommodation and stunning views, and each camp has its own style; the exclusive Private Granite Suites are situated on the riverbank, where guests can enjoy a private bath while a family of elephants walk by, while the Tree Camp features six suites built in the tree canopy. The Pioneer Camp is made up of three suites that can be converted into a private family homestead for 12. All chalets, suites and villas offer plunge pools, private decks and breathtaking views.

“Londonolizi is such a magical place offering its guests so much more than just a traditional safari experience,” says Elisabeth Ixmeier, Co-Founder of Healing Hotels of the World. “Here, you can reconnect with nature, find your purpose, and see wild leopards – a truly life-changing experience.”