Description

Individual self-catering lodges have been built above a sand forest rich in birdlife, hidden amongst the tress and connected by raised wooden walkways, which will make every trip to your luxury lodge an adventure. Each lodge has a private boma/braai where you can dine under the African skies. Please note that boats cannot be launched from Sobhengu. Clients need to take their boats to False Bay and obtain all the correct permits and take the trip to Sobhengu where there is a jetty. Clients need to call the resort before departure to check on the lake level.

Surrounded by 35 000 hectares of wetlands and over 100 000 hactares of game reserves, Sobhengu Lodge is a nature lovers treasure-trove. Adjoining the northern unspoilt wilderness area of the Greater St Lucia Wetland Park, this upmarket eco-timeshare and co-ownership development is set right in the heart of South Africa’s premier birding, big game, scuba diving and fishing destination.

Sobhengu Lodge is so remote that you can only get there by boat or 4×4. Sobhengu Lodge has its own 10 seater boat that will collect you from the jetty at False Bay Park, where secure undercover parking is available to guests. A seven kilometre boat ride takes you through Hell’s Gate and away from the shadow of civilisation to a secluded sand forest refuge overlooking the fish rich waters of Lake St Lucia.