Jabulani is a 5-star safari lodge in South Africa's Greater Kruger, offering a luxury stay, exquisite dining & unforgettable wildlife and elephant experiences.

Jabulani is recognised as one of South Africa’s most respected five-star safari lodges. But the essence of Jabulani reaches far deeper than luxury and leisure – it reflects an exceptional twenty-year journey that began with a brave little elephant named Jabulani.

Our tours are designed to feature the very best of Africa. Browse our selection of Jabulani and Relais & Châteaux Tours and find your dream itinerary.

The style and ambience of Jabulani resonate with that of a classic safari lodge, refined with a fresh touch. Discover our 6 Jabulani Suites and Zindoga Villa.

We can't wait to welcome you at Jabulani Safari Lodge. You can see all of our rates, inclusions and exclusions here.

We have been celebrating 25 years of rescued elephant orphan Jabulani this month, March 2022, and 20 years of his integration into a new herd. Jabulani was rescued in 1997 at around four months of age. This was the same year that Jabulani …

While wild elephants group themselves in matriarchal herds – with male bull elephants joining the herds from time to time and having little to do with the younger members – every member of the Jabulani herd, both male and female, young and old, is an integral part of their unique family.

From idyllic proposals, to unforgettable bush weddings and blissful safari honeymoons, Jabulani is the perfect place to celebrate your special moments.

Meet our Jabulani elephant herd that has grown older together as a close-knit family group. We can point out each elephant by its name thanks to their distinctive characteristics, behaviour, and how they interact with one another. And we’ll teach you how to do this too!

Immerse yourself in the remarkable journey of the Jabulani herd, shared by our team of elephant carers who have walked side by side with the elephants for more than twenty years. Observe the herd, from a respectful and comfortable distance, as they spend their days foraging naturally in …