Luxury suite
Sleeps 2
One of nine stone-and-thatch clifftop suites, each with a private plunge pool, a deck hammock, an indoor and outdoor shower, and a valley view to the Lebombo mountains.
A canopy lodge in the inland hills.
Leopard Mountain Safari Lodge stands on a clifftop in Manyoni Private Game Reserve, 23 000 hectares of bushveld in northern Zululand.
Leopard Mountain Safari Lodge stands on a clifftop above the Msunduze river in Manyoni Private Game Reserve, 23 000 hectares of bushveld in northern Zululand. The Vivier family opened the lodge in 1997 with no prior hospitality experience and still runs it today. Nine stone-and-thatch suites sit along the ridge, each with a private plunge pool, a hammock, and an indoor-outdoor shower, and each looks across the valley to the Lebombo mountains.
The lodge is a founding member of the reserve, formed in 2004 when seventeen landowners dropped their fences as a release site for the WWF black rhino range expansion project. Two game drives go out daily in open vehicles. Conservation shapes the rest of the offer: guests can observe a scheduled rhino horn trimming, track Temminck's ground pangolin between April and September, and visit the Zululand Rhino Orphanage. Dinner is served on the deck or fireside in the boma.

Breakfast, a picnic-basket lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner are part of the nightly rate.

Morning and afternoon drives with professional rangers in open vehicles carrying at most seven guests.

Soft drinks, house wines, local-brand spirits and beers, and teas and coffees; cellar wines and premium spirits are billed separately.

Wi-Fi is included in the rate; the per-night conservation levy is billed separately.
Nine stone-and-thatch suites on the clifftop above the Msunduze valley.



Sleeps 2
One of nine stone-and-thatch clifftop suites, each with a private plunge pool, a deck hammock, an indoor and outdoor shower, and a valley view to the Lebombo mountains.
Two daily safaris in Manyoni’s big-five country.

Track the Big Five on morning and afternoon drives through Manyoni’s 23 000 hectares.
Included
Watch for hippo around the reserve’s waterholes in the early morning.
Included
Track Temminck’s ground pangolin with the reserve’s monitor between April and September.
Extra
Follow the reserve’s birding trails for hornbills, francolins and raptors with the ranger.
Extra
Book an Africology spa treatment on the deck between the morning and afternoon drives.
ExtraEvery journey below includes Leopard Mountain Safari Lodge and books as one stay.
Manyoni Private Game Reserve, Zululand, South Africa
The lodge stands on a ridge above the Msunduze river valley, inside Manyoni Private Game Reserve in northern Zululand. The reserve covers 23 000 hectares of thornveld, rocky hills, and riverine forest. 17 landowners dropped their fences in 2004 to form one protected landscape.
Manyoni means place of birds in isiZulu, and 434 bird species are on the reserve list. Black rhino arrived in 2005 under the WWF Black Rhino Range Expansion Project. Lion followed in 2011, and the reserve carries the Big Five.