Accommodation surrounded by nature, far away from the hectic concrete jungle. A place to retreat, relax and reconnect with nature.

Hluhluwe Bush Camp is owned by Peter de Wit and Trienke Lodewijk, 2 “Dutchies” who moved to South Africa 20 years ago. After living in different places all around Africa, they decided to settle down in Hluhluwe. Peter and Trienke are the co-owners of Nuarro Lodge in the north of Mozambique nuarro.com. They started building this Eco-lodge in 2007 with local Mozambicans and officially opened up in 2009. They were the operational managers of the lodge until 2011. From a distance, they are both still very involved with the lodge.  

Hluhluwe Bush Camp

Hluhluwe Bush Camp

Hluhluwe Bush Camp is a privately owned farm with 5 very luxury self catering/glamping tents, 2 adventure tents with own outside bathroom and a 4 x 4 camping, overlooking False Bay Park one of the 11 World Heritage Isimangaliso Wetland Parks and completely surrounded by pineapple fields and bush.

Isimangaliso Wetland Park is South Africa’s largest first natural World Heritage site. It stretches from the St. Lucia Estuary in the South up to the border of Mozambique, known also as the Elephant Coast. It protects 220 km of pristine coastline with a range of wild and magnificent beaches to enjoy.

Hluhluwe Bush Camp overlooks the treasure trove that is False Bay Park in the Isimangaliso Wetland Park. Hluhluwe Bush Camp offers 5 enticingly luxurious self-catering glamping tents, 2 fully equipped adventure tents with private outside bathrooms, a fully equipped Tipi tent and small intimate camping in the bush with electricity, a braai and an ablution block.