Biyela Lodge

mFulaWozi Wilderness is a luxury Private Game Reserve found in the heart of KwaZulu-Natal’s Zululand.
Biyela Lodge is perfectly positioned on the hillside to maximise the sweeping views of the imposing floodplains of the iMfolozi River below.

It is an oasis of privacy and eco-luxury, with its twelve standalone suites offering unparalleled views from their own private decks and plunge pools.

Named after local chief, Phiwayinkosi Biyela, a descendent of King Shaka. It is built into the hillside, perfectly positioned to maximise the sweeping views of the imposing plain of the White iMfolozi River below.

A part of Africa that embodies the allure of the Big 5, the game drives, the wilderness walks, the sheer luxury of its lodges, and the specialised wellness treatments for every guest, from dawn to dusk.
Their guests are treated to a different experience every day, from their dedicated and passionate staff and guides.

Suites

Biyela Lodge consists of 12 luxury standalone suites all with their own private deck and most with their own private pool. Each suite provides unmatched views of the wildlife that traverse daily down to the river. The lodge is an oasis of privacy and eco-luxury.

The 12-suites at Biyela offer unsurpassed views of the wildlife that travels everyday down to the river from each of its private enclosed decks.

The suites provide air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a minibar, a desk, and a hairdryer in addition to having tea and coffee making amenities. There is a sitting space in each apartment where you may unwind and take in the scenery.

Dining

With all meals included, guests can savour the carefully chosen wines with incredible cuisine that is prepared daily. The outcomes are certain to please even the pickiest palates. The staff’s individualised care contributes to the lodge’s enlightened atmosphere.

Safari

With two daily ‘Big 5’ game drives a day, you will leave having had an authentic African Wilderness experience.

mFulaWozi and surrounds are home to a rich diversity of wildlife including the ‘Big 5’ – Black & Southern White Rhinoceros, African Elephant, Cape Buffalo, Lion and Leopard. Other intriguing species you can encounter, include skilled hunting packs of African Wild Dog, curious Honey Badgers, cheeky and daring Spotted Hyena, graceful Giraffe, Nile Crocodiles faking somnambulance in the sun, and scurrying mongooses.

As one of the last havens of large numbers of ungulates and the predators they support, this Big 5 game reserve is one of the most important conservation areas in South Africa.