There is a place in Africa where
the wild elephants still roam. The legendary Ivory
Route where the great tuskers still tramp their
ancient pathways through dense sand-forest and tall
yellow grass. This is Tembe Elephant Park, a 300
square kilometre reserve between Zululand and Mozambique,
home to Africa’s largest elephants as well
as the smallest antelope, the suni.
The Big Five also find their home here – lion,
leopard, black and white rhino and buffalo, as well
as more than 340 bird species and myriad other animals
and plants. It is a world of hot silence and white
sand, where the busy modern world ceases to exist
and only the rising and setting of the sun marks
the passage of time. It is also the ancestral home
of the Tembe people, who co-own and manage Tembe
Safari Lodge: a place of warm African hospitality,
classic safari food, world-class personal service.
This is where you will find the Africa of story
and legend, of adventure and myth.
And
it’s waiting for you….
