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Luxury Self-Catering Glamping Tent
Max 5 Guests
1 King, 2 Bunk bed, 1 Single
from R2,050
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Braai / Barbeque
Shower only
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Max 6 Guests
1 King, 2 Single, 2 Single
from R2,250
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T. Jejane
Stayed at: Hluhluwe Bush Camp Luxury Tents
Hluhluwe bush camp was an amazing location and place for a little getaway. The staff were super friendly and the facilities were exceptional. Thank you Hluhluwe bush camp for making our stay amazing
C. Anderson
Stayed at: Hluhluwe Bush Camp Luxury Tents
Lovely get away, tents are luxurious without costing a fortune. Loved our stay. Owner (Trienke) checked in on us everyday and made us feel so welcome. Will be back for sure
T. Jejane
Stayed at: Hluhluwe Bush Camp Luxury Tents
Hluhluwe bush camp was an amazing location and place for a little getaway. The staff were super friendly and the facilities were exceptional. Thank you Hluhluwe bush camp for making our stay amazing
C. Anderson
Stayed at: Hluhluwe Bush Camp Luxury Tents
Lovely get away, tents are luxurious without costing a fortune. Loved our stay. Owner (Trienke) checked in on us everyday and made us feel so welcome. Will be back for sure
Accommodation Description
Hluhluwe Bush Camp Luxury Tents offers an immersive glamping retreat overlooking the enchanting False Bay Park within the iSimangaliso Wetland Park of KwaZulu Natal. Simangaliso " translates to "miracle and wonder," encapsulating the essence of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park. This expansive park, South Africa's largest and first natural World Heritage site, extends from the St. Lucia Estuary to the Mozambique border, renowned as the Elephant Coast. Along its 220km pristine coastline lies endless beaches, wildlife coastal forests, and a mesmerising array of oceanic life.
Hluhluwe Bush Camp Luxury Tents features five self-catering glamping tents, each with stylish bedrooms, an equipped kitchen, and a bathroom with a unique shower. The spacious verandahs provide private views of the bush, with braai areas ideal for outdoor cooking. Tents accommodate up to five guests, with one tent allowing up to six, making them suitable for couples, families, or groups. Each tent includes private parking and fans for comfort on warm nights, combining modern amenities with a serene bush setting.
Setting Description
The surroundings of Hluhluwe Bush Camp offer a captivating blend of natural beauty and diverse ecosystems in KwaZulu Natal. Situated within the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, the camp enjoys a privileged location overlooking False Bay Park. The area is characterized by its pristine wilderness, featuring a mosaic of landscapes that include lush bushveld, expansive grasslands, and scenic views of the bay. Guests can enjoy moments of tranquillity on the camp's deck, surrounded by the sights and sounds of the African bush.
Wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate the chance to witness Nyala, Reedbuck, Duikers, and other indigenous species in their natural habitat. The proximity to pineapple fields adds a unique charm to the setting. With the Hluhluwe River nearby and the St. Lucia Estuary to the south, the area around Hluhluwe Bush Camp is a haven for nature lovers seeking an authentic and immersive experience in the heart of South Africa's untamed landscapes.
See also: Hluhluwe Bush Camp Glamping Village and Hluhluwe Bush Camp Campsite
Activities
Mountain Biking
Nature Walks
Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Game Reserve
Sodwana Bay Visit
Library
Bar / Lounge
Children's play area
Free parking
Outdoor Pool
BBQ / picnic area
WIFI
Wifi Yes, public areas only
Just a 5-minutes drive from the Camp is the entrance to False Bay Park. One of the many entrances to IsimangIliso National Park. With its beautiful lake and marked walking and mountain bike trails in one of the few sandy coastal forest left False Bay Park is like a forgotten jewel.
Just a 25-minute drive from the Camp, visitors will be spoiled with a true bush experience in the Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park – the oldest proclaimed nature reserve in Africa. A wild, hilly park, known for its rich wildlife and incredible rhino conservation efforts, one can easily spend a day driving through the park and still want to go back for more. Known for its well-protected white rhino population. Hluhluwe-Imfolozi offers visitors the chance to view these threatened residents in one of only 4 countries in which they reside, those being South Africa, Kenya, Zimbabwe and Namibia. Black rhino are also under strong guard and these efforts make these the largest populations of white and black rhino in the world.
An hour away from Hluhluwe Bush Camp, one enters the famous Sodwana Bay in Isimangaliso Wetland Park. Celebrated for both its underwater diversity and beautiful forested coastal lands and lakes, Sodwana boasts 50km of growing coral reefs which thousands of divers from around the world visit annually. Also a very popular angling destination, deep-sea and shore fishing deal up treasures like billfish, yellowfin tuna and dorado. Walk for miles along expansive beaches fringed with forested dunes, or go snorkelling off Jesser Point.
Just a 5-minutes drive from the Camp is the entrance to False Bay Park. One of the many entrances to IsimangIliso National Park. With its beautiful lake and marked walking and mountain bike trails in one of the few sandy coastal forest left False Bay Park is like a forgotten jewel.
Just a 25-minute drive from the Camp, visitors will be spoiled with a true bush experience in the Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park – the oldest proclaimed nature reserve in Africa. A wild, hilly park, known for its rich wildlife and incredible rhino conservation efforts, one can easily spend a day driving through the park and still want to go back for more. Known for its well-protected white rhino population. Hluhluwe-Imfolozi offers visitors the chance to view these threatened residents in one of only 4 countries in which they reside, those being South Africa, Kenya, Zimbabwe and Namibia. Black rhino are also under strong guard and these efforts make these the largest populations of white and black rhino in the world.
An hour away from Hluhluwe Bush Camp, one enters the famous Sodwana Bay in Isimangaliso Wetland Park. Celebrated for both its underwater diversity and beautiful forested coastal lands and lakes, Sodwana boasts 50km of growing coral reefs which thousands of divers from around the world visit annually. Also a very popular angling destination, deep-sea and shore fishing deal up treasures like billfish, yellowfin tuna and dorado. Walk for miles along expansive beaches fringed with forested dunes, or go snorkelling off Jesser Point.
Location
Off R22, Hluhluwe, 3960
How to get there
From Durban:
* Follow the N2 direction Stanger/Kwadakuza, Empangeni, Mongolia.
* Take the exit R22 Sodwana Bay/Hluhluwe.
* In Hluhluwe, go straight at the first 3 roundabouts, at the 4th roundabout go left direction Sodwana Bay. Follow this road for 1,5 km and go right over the railways follow the R22 to Sodwana Bay for another 10 km until you see the signs False Bay Resorts, Falaza, go here right, follow this road for 2,5 km and go left direction private school and sign Hluhluwe Bush Camp. After the private school go right the dirt road in for 1 km and at the entrance of Flamboaynt Lodge you go left to Hluhluwe Bush Camp 300 M You see Hluhluwe Bush camp right.
From Sodwana Bay:
* Follow the R22 direction
* 15 km before Hluhluwe there is a sign Kuleni, after one kilometre there is a dirt road to the left (opposite Badenborst Pineapple Farm).
* Follow this dirt road for 4 km and go left at sign Hluhluwe Bush Camp drive for 1 km and at the entrance of Flamboyant Lodge you go left to Hluhluwe Bush Camp 300 M You see Hluhluwe Bush camp right.
Frequently asked questions
Yes
No pets allowed
14:00 - 10:00
