Phinda Forest Lodge offers 2 game drives a day in open game viewing vehicles for your safari in South Africa, nature walks and excellent birding. Riverboat cruises, e-biking, canoeing along the Mzinene River, and many other activities are available as well.
Family Safari
Explore the magnificence of Phinda Game Reserve along with your family on specially designed family safaris. Game drives are planned bases on the ages of the children, their interests, and your family's personal preferences.
A Night Under The Stars
The more adventurous can spend a night under the African sky. Enjoy a delicious dinner under the star-studded sky before heading to bed. A sheet of canvas is all that is between you and the African wilderness.
Walking Safaris
Learn more about the traditional uses and legends of the surrounding indigenous trees and shrubs, as well as how to identify tracks and see rare birds on walks led by experienced and professional guides on your safari in South Africa.
Mzinene Riverboat Cruise
Watch a magnificent sunrise or sunset while enjoying a leisurely cruise along the Mzinene River in Phinda’s riverboat. See some of the 200 or more waterbirds, as well as Crocodiles and Hippos lazing about during this safari in South Africa.
Black Rhino Tracking
Pack your best walking walking shoes and spend the morning tracking endangered black rhino with an expert tracker. Learn how to read the signs of the bush to track these magnificent creatures.
Cultural Tours
Visit an authentic Zulu homestead, a training school of local sangoma, traditional healer, or shop souvenirs at the local community shop. Your experience will expose you to the local traditions and customs.
Ocean Safaris
Discover the wonderful marine life of South Africa on exciting adventures that include snorkelling, scuba diving, or swimming with wild dolphins.
Sodwana Bay is renowned as one of the top 10 diving sites in the world, and it would be a shame to visit the area without embarking on a scuba diving exploration.
Track gigantic leatherback and loggerhead turtles as they emerge from the Indian Ocean of Sodwana Bay to lay their eggs in the sand. Just after sundown, watch as female turtles dig nests to lay their precious eggs.
