Stilted wooden chalets set in the forest canopy of an indigenous fever tree forest, bordering Hluhluwe-iMfolozi. Gentle wildlife beneath your walkways, prolific birding, and immediate access to Memorial Gate.
Suspended high in the lime-green canopy of a centuries-old indigenous fever tree forest within the private Ubizane Wildlife Reserve, Zululand Tree Lodge offers a whimsical, magical safari retreat bordering the northern boundary of Hluhluwe-iMfolozi.
Elevated wooden walkways connect the thatched treehouses to the main lodge pavilion, swimming pool, and boma. Harmless plains game—including giraffes, zebras, and delicate nyalas—roam freely through the forest below, making it an enchanting sanctuary for couples and bird enthusiasts.
Ubizane acts as a critical private buffer reserve on Hluhluwe’s northern boundary, preserving rare indigenous fever tree wetlands and safeguarding plains game breeding populations while preventing habitat fragmentation.
"Staying in a treehouse surrounded by lime green fever trees while giraffes walked underneath our deck was pure magic! Very close to Memorial Gate."
"Fantastic birding and unique atmosphere. Great food, peaceful vibe, and very easy access into the main park."