Londoloz iImpact

I can hardly believe we are nearing the end of September. But what an incredible seven months it has been! Witnessing the waves of positive change that have spread through the Londolozi Ripple Fund has been nothing short of magic. From small acts of kindness to transformative community projects, the impact of our collective efforts […]

I’ve always felt incredibly lucky to live and work at Londolozi. I have met some unbelievable people from all over the world, seen sightings I never in my wildest dreams anticipated witnessing, made friends that have become family and been inspired over and over again by the people of Londolozi. One of the things I […]

Recently we have shared with you the heartwarming effect Londolozi has had on its staff as well as its guests through #TheLondoloziEffect. It has been such a rewarding journey gathering snippets from different individuals from around the world. Now we wanted to explore the Londolozi Effect from a sustainability point of view – and celebrate […]

Over the last few weeks, some of the Londolozi family have had the opportunity to partake in “Londolozi immersions”. Rangers, Camp Managers and other staff were encouraged to explore the surrounding areas of the Sabi Sands. From engaging with local farmers and getting our hands dirty at a grassroots-level, to interacting with students from schools and […]

The Londolozi Ripple Fund is very close to all of our hearts, as we are creating change for so many entrepreneurs and their community’s lives. With your generous donations, we support entrepreneurs and encourage them to thrive. When you visit Londolozi, you are doing far more than immersing yourself in a thrilling wildlife safari experience; […]

I am sitting on the deck at Varty Camp with my good friend Sello Hatang, CEO of the Nelson Mandela Foundation, reflecting on the amazing potential of our country. We concurred that the diversity and resilience of South Africans is what has allowed us to navigate our turbulent past, always finding common cause to solve either local upheavals […]

It seems only right that the place that broke the mould of what a safari should be is also breaking the mould of what constitutes “family”. Londolozi’s definition of family: It means a group of people from all over the world, with multiple languages, cultures, religions, backgrounds, genders and interests, united by love for each […]