Isibindi Zulu Lodge
iSibindi Zulu Lodge is situated in a private game reserve in the ruggedly beautiful
Zululand. An architectural celebration of the Zulu nation, the lodge is a peaceful bushveld
retreat which also offers a host of activities for our guests wanting to experience a
combination of luxurious accommodation, game viewing, battlefields and Zulu cultural
experiences.


This 12 bed luxury lodge is a stone's throw away from the historically momentous Anglo-Zulu
battlefields of Rorke's Drift and Isandlwana where Zulu and British clashed in a devastating
battle which had enormous consequences for the Zulu people. The lodge also offers a choice
of authentic Zulu cultural experiences. We also pride ourselves on continuing to receive
numerous accolades on our cuisine!

Isibindi Game Reserve
iSibindi Zulu Lodge is situated within the 4000 acre Isibindi Eco-Reserve which offers
diverse habitats ranging from montane grassland and valley thornveld to riverine forests.
The reserve is home to abundant indigenous game, morning and evening game drives are offered
and there is excellent bird watching. It is also quite safe to walk or take a picnic along
one of the meandering river beds and view Giraffe, Zebra,Wildebeest, etc.

Battlefield tours
iSibindi Zulu Lodge offers guided tours of the Anglo-Zulu battlefields. Tours must be
pre-booked so that arrangements can be made with our preferred guides to take the tours. The
chilling accounts of the battles of Rorke's Drift and Isandlwana present a deeper insight of
the rich history in the area. Presented alongside the military narrative, a complete picture
of the impact of the Anglo-Zulu campaign on both the Zulu and British nations is formed.

Zulu Culture and History
Isibindi Zulu Lodge offers the rare opportunity of learning about the Zulu culture and
traditions as they remain in Zululand today. A Zulu Boma Dinner begins just as the sun
starts setting, casting our hills in soft golden light. Guests are led down a narrow path to
the beat of drums. As one emerges into a clearing comming across a historical Zulu umuzi
(village) the dancing bodies of Zulu children make for a profound experience. The
traditional dances and their role in Zulu history and culture is explained amid the
energetic displays. A separate day trip to a Zulu Homestead gives guests a rare chance to
experience the life of a rural Zulu family which has remained largely unchanged over the
past hundred years since Shaka Zulu forged this mighty nation.




 

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