Enchanting and intimate, Founders Camp is ideally situated to provide an insider’s view of the secrets of river life. Ten idyllic superior chalets repose in the shade of ancient Ebony and Matumi trees along the banks of the Sand River.
A touch of bush bohemia is how Founders Camp has been described. Swathes of fabrics in soft shades can be found in the riverside lounge and the Founders Family Suites with their interconnecting sky walks, give this camp a young and vibrant energy that appeals to discerning individuals and modern day families.
Also in Founders Camp, one can find the yoga deck, a sanctuary for quiet contemplation, beneath the shade of a 500-year-old ebony tree on the banks of the river, where daily yoga classes are held under the watchful eye of the nyala, bushbuck and monkeys.
Londolozi Founders Camp offers guests a diverse range of activities to enjoy, perfect for any type of traveller! View Africa’s most impressive wildlife on morning and evening game-drives in open game-viewing vehicles. Every morning after the game drive, guests are offered the opportunity to enjoy a fascinating bush walk. Explore the Sabi Sand Game Reserve on interpretive wilderness walks led by experienced rangers or expert Shangaan trackers, and learn more about the area’s intriguing fauna and flora. Bush picnics are a romantic treat for couples. Other activities include animal tracking, a sleep-out where guests can enjoy a night under the African stars, stories around a roaring campfire and stargazing.
The wellness centre and spa at the camp incorporates yoga and fitness facilities as well as rejuvenating treatments for the complete safari experience. Spend the afternoon at leisure with a soothing massage or a refreshing dip in the pool. Therapies offered at Londolozi Life include Swedish Massage, Aromatherapy and Reiki. All therapies are also offered in-suite or on your deck. If you are keen for some retail therapy visit the Londolozi Living Boutique, stocked with signature pieces and artefacts that reflect the Londolozi spirit. Peruse sculptures, books and art that you can have wrapped up and shipped home, a wonderful memory of your time here.
Children can join the Cub Club and enjoy activities like bug hunting, while older children can learn to track animals while on the Future Rangers course. Children under the age of 6 are not able to go on game drives but they will be fully entertained at the camps Cubs Club. Activities include bug catching, sing songs, bird watching and African dance. Children between 6 and 16 years can join the Bush schools and participate in Future Ranger Courses. Some of the courses include mammal behaviour, plants and their medicinal uses and bird identification.
