Location:- In the centre of Londolozi burns a fire in the very spot where the Varty forefathers set up their tents 80 years ago. This fire has been lit every night on the same spot for generations and embodies the significance of this camp and the continuity of the Varty custodianship. Varty camp is the heart of Londolozi.
This emphasis on family heritage means that children have always had a place at Londolozi, and this is particularly so at Varty Camp.
Londolozi’s rich history is preserved and recorded in the original camp built in 1926. Four rondavels, which date back to the original Sparta Hunting Camp, are a special feature. Each have been set dressed to reflect a time gone by, this museum is a tribute to the early Bush veld Pioneers, a well-stocked wine cellar and an library (with Internet access) also have a home at Varty camp but it is Varty Camps main deck offering awe-inspiring views of the Sand River that captures the true essence of Africa.
Historical photographs add to the congenial atmosphere of the spacious deck, which incorporates an ancient Ebony Tree.

At a glance:

• Accommodation - Capacity - 20
• Eight (8) chalets and 2 Superior chalets
• Air-conditioning
• Plunge pools and leisure decks
• Great vaulted guest areas
• African craft gallery and interpretive centre
• Large camp swimming pool
• Wine cellar
• Children - Yes

Accommodation:- All the chalets and suites have private plunge pools and elevated timber decks. The focal point of each luxurious bathroom is a magnificent view of the lush green riverine vegetation. The essence of relaxation is to gaze from your bath over uninterrupted views.
Characterised by a timeless safari ambience, eight chalets and 2 suites all feature private plunge pools and decks with expansive river views.

Activities:- Reservations Africa's most impressive wildlife on morning and evening game-drives in open game-Reservationsing vehicles and on guided nature walks. The game Reservationsing experience is complemented by other activities such as stargazing, bird watching, moonlit bush dinners (weather permitting), bush banqueting and bush presentations in the interpretive center. Visits to the staff village encompass the creche, the school, the adult learning centre, the clinic and the craft centre.

World famous for its leopard sightings , International award-winning lodges, Londolozi offers guests an intimate experience and premium levels of service. Londolozi, meaning “Protector of all living things, has a rich heritage with roots as far back as 1926, Londolozi was the first game reserve in the world to achieve Relais et Chateaux status, World renowned for its bush dinners – a pioneer in this field, situated in one of the most productive wildlife areas in Africa: cheetah, rhino, lion, buffalo, elephant and, of course, leopard. Dynamic model in wise land management and creative wildlife conservation - Specialist Wildlife Safari

Access:- Federal Air operates a daily flight from Johannesburg International Airport to Londolozi airstrip, which is a five-minute drive to the camp. There are twice daily scheduled flights from Johannesburg International Airport to Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport (KMI) on SA Express. Transfers from KMI to Londolozi airstrip are conducted by light aircraft and take 20 minutes. Londolozi is accessible by two-wheel drive vehicle on excellent roads. The driving time from Johannesburg is approximately five hours.

Child policy: Children under 12 years are accommodated by prior arrangement only:

• Children 2 years and younger stay free of charge;
• Children aged 3 - 5 years old, may share a room with adults and will be charged 25% of an adult rate, which includes meals and accommodation. No game drives;
• Children aged 6 - 11 years old, may share a room with adults and will be charged 50% of an adult rate, which includes meals, accommodation and game drives;
• Children 12 years and older sharing with adults, will pay full adult rate;
• A maximum of two children may share (cot / mattress) with adults;