Hluhluwe Bush Camp

Hluhluwe Bush Camp actively collaborated and work with their community to protect the Isimangaliso Wetland Park - South Africa’s largest and first natural World Heritage site. This area protects 220 km of pristine coastline. Guests are encouraged to participate in on-the-ground conservation activities with their partners in Sodwana Bay and Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park.

Hluhluwe Bush Camp proudly stands as a beacon of sustainable living, operating entirely off the grid to minimize its environmental footprint. Harnessing the power of the African sun, the camp is equipped with state-of-the-art solar panels that efficiently convert sunlight into energy, ensuring a clean and renewable power source. Complementing this eco-friendly initiative, inverters play a crucial role in managing and distributing the solar-generated energy throughout the camp, optimizing efficiency. Furthermore, the camp taps into borehole water, utilizing a thoughtful water treatment plant to ensure a sustainable and responsible water supply. By embracing solar energy, inverters, and borehole water, Hluhluwe Bush Camp not only provides a unique and immersive experience for its guests but also champions a commitment to conservation and environmental stewardship.