Falaza is aptly named after a war veteran of King Cetshwaya's Zulu Impi (1873-1883), who, over a century ago, fought against the British forces at the famous battle of Isandhlwana. His village, built on the fertile banks of the Mzinene River, was known by the early hunters as Dugandlovu - "the place where the elephants get lost".
Falaza, a privately owned game park, protects the remnants of this once mighty sand forest, which evolved over 150,000 years ago. Falaza is situated in sand dunes overlooking the marine shoreline and coral reefs at False Bay. Numerous species of animals have been re-introduced to Falaza, which borders onto the Greater St. Lucia Wetland Park. Falaza overlooks Lake St. Lucia's False Bay and is centrally located to KwaZulu-Natal's major game reserves. The Dumazulu Authentic Zulu Village is one of many local places of interest.
Antelope including Nyala (the first specimen ever recorded was at False Bay), Waterbuck, Bushbuck, Reedbuck, Red Duiker and the rare Suni may all be found in the Falaza game park. In addition, Zebra, Wildebeest, Giraffe, Warthog, Bushpig, Hyaena, Serval, Leopard, Blesbuck, Kudu, Hippo, Rhino and Impala are all found at Falaza.
Game viewing on horseback, foot or in our open four-wheel drive vehicle.
Falaza is also a major bird watching site, with rare species such as the Pink Throated Twinspot, the African Broadbill and the beautiful Grey Waxbill.
The lodge at Falaza enjoys the peaceful surroundings of its indigenous garden filled with abundant bird life. Relax in the rustic charm of this African hide away.
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