KZN Wildlife parks lie spread across the subtropical plains of the east coast of KwaZulu-Natal and on the upper reaches of some of its larger rivers.

These parks range from the small but very diverse like Weenen, to large areas like Hluhluwe Imfolozi Park, the oldest proclaimed park in Africa, where the "big five" roam free. These parks offer an astonishing diversity of animal and bird life, spectacular scenery with mountains, forests and savannah crossed and dotted with crocodile and hippo inhabited rivers and lakes.

To visit these magnificent parks you may come for a day or stay on in accommodation that ranges from the luxurious with all facilities, to those which are atmospheric and comfortable. From secluded bush lodges and camps deep in the African bush to campsites set beside rivers under spreading umbrella thorn trees.

For the adventurous who want to experience the essential Africa, who want to feel the texture of the country, the sights, sounds and smells of Africa there are wilderness trails that allow you to explore with an experienced guide


RATES
Rates and more detail for the following parks and reserves are available on request:

Amatigulu
Cape Vidal
Cathedral Peak
Charters Creek
Chelmsford
Cobham
Eastern Shores (Mfabeni)
False Bay Park
Fan's Island
Garden Castle
Giant's Castle
Harold Johnson
Highmoor
Himeville
Injisuthi
Ithala
Kamberg
Kosi Bay
Lotheni
Mabibi
Maphelana
Midmar
Mkhomazi
Mkhuze
Monk's Cowl
Mount Currie
Ndumo
Oribi Gorge
Phongola
Royal Natal
Sodwana Bay
Sodwana State Forrest
Spioenkop
St Lucia Estuary
Tembe (privately run camp)
Umlalazi
Vernon Crookes
Vergelegen
Wagendrift
Weenen