Dating back almost two centuries where the journey towards conservation began on a piece of land in the wild part of the Eastern Cape, South African, originally used for agriculture, the seed for Induli was planted. Fast forward to the creation of the Amakhala Game Reserve the land began to reclaim its original status, ceasing all prior domestication and allowing for the return of the natural biodiversity and the encouragement and protection of vulnerable species for the sole purpose of conservation. A family affair, creating exceptional experiences for guests runs deep in our veins. Induli Lodge, as the latest addition to Amakhala aims to do just that – using the power of conservation for good – with a firm purpose anchored in the commitment in the custodian role we all play in conservation. 

The seed for the Induli story dates back almost two centuries where the journey towards conservation began on a piece of land in the wild part of the Eastern Cape, South African, originally used for agriculture. Fast forward to the creation of the Amakhala Game Reserve the land began to reclaim its original status, ceasing all prior domestication and allowing for the return of the natural biodiversity and the encouragement and protection of vulnerable species for the sole purpose of conservation. A family affair, creating exceptional experiences for guests runs deep in our veins. Induli Lodge, as the latest addition to Amakhala aims to do just that – using the power of conservation for good – with a firm purpose anchored in the commitment in the custodian role we all play in conservation. 

We feel a deep connection to the wilderness around us, and as a result a responsibility to act as a force for social good. We are guided by our principles of balance – a need to leave the earth in a better state, to tread lightly and minimize impact on our environment, but to make a heavy impact in our efforts in conservation. These principles guide Induli to in aspire to elevate the safari experience for guests while benefiting the land and community in which we operate.

We feel a deep connection to the wilderness around us, and as a result a responsibility to act as a force for social good. We are guided by our principles of balance – a need to leave the earth in a better state, to tread lightly and minimize impact on our environment, but to make a heavy impact in our efforts in conservation. These principles guide Induli to in aspire to elevate the safari experience for guests while benefiting the land and community in which we operate.

Amakhala Game Reserve has established an acclaimed rural socio-economic development model that focuses on sustainability. For over 25 years, Amakhala Game Reserve has focused on conservation and community, with the Amakhala Foundation as the driving force.

The foundation is committed to the mission of empowering communities and conserving our environment. Flagship projects include the Amakhala Conservation Centre; which aims to nurture an understanding of and appreciation for the environment by connecting children to nature and the sponsorship of the Isipho Charity Trust which is an independent charity caring for over 300 children, which Amakhala has loyally supported since inception. Your stay provides us with the power to create a difference, now and for the future generations to come.

For booking enquiries, please reach out to our reservations team in the Eastern Cape, South Africa.

Tel: +27 71 484 9534 • induli@amakhala.co.za • reservations@amakhala.co.za