Leopard Mountain

Location
This Big 5, 4 Star multi-award-winning game lodge is located high up in the wild secluded hills of the 23 000-hectare Zululand Rhino Reserve in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. It is within the Manyoni Private Game Reserve, with spectacular views overlooking a vast stretch of unspoilt bush veld and riverine forests - from the Umsunduze River meandering below to the distant Lebombo Mountains. As with many game lodges, this is an environment where conservation is of utmost importance and a priority in everyday living.

Rooms
Accommodation comprises of 8 luxurious well-appointed stone and thatch chalets. All are en-suite with double basins, large vanity area and open shower, providing a haven of peace and tranquillity where you can watch the sun and moon rise over the African horizon. By day, relax in your hammock or private plunge pool and watch eagles soar at eye level over the plain below and by night, marvel at the magnificence of the African night sky. Relax at the tranquil Africology Spa and indulge in the exclusive spa treatment menu after a great day’s game viewing.

Amenities
The main lodge offers a cosy lounge, open-air dining deck, and bar with panoramic views, while evenings are often spent around the fire in the boma, sharing stories under the stars. The wine cellar is a special feature, offering carefully selected vintages to complement the lodge’s excellent cuisine. Spa treatments can be enjoyed in-room or out on your deck, making relaxation part of the safari experience.

Activities
Activities include a Big 5 game drives or guided bush walks to get up close and personal with some of Africa's endangered species such as the Black Rhino, Cheetah, Brown Hyaena and Wild Dog followed by enjoying sundowners amidst the lush Zululand bush veld. Don’t miss the midday Waterhole Lookout Activity watching an array of animals who come down to drink.

Sustainability
Leopard Mountain is Fair Trade Certified, a reflection of its deep commitment to conservation and community. The lodge supports ongoing rhino protection initiatives, partners with local projects to uplift surrounding communities, and runs with a light environmental footprint through water- and energy-saving practices.