We supply some of Africa’s most progressive camps and lodges with our beautiful linens, we are always inspired by the tireless commitment to conservation and eco tourism and implore you to add this remarkable continent to your travel list for 2022. 

Singita |

Singita launched their One Planet Action Plan in 2013, they are focused on building sustainable relationships with local communities and the practical implementation of eco-friendly measures in and around the lodges. Solar geysers for hot water, energy efficient lighting, improved waste management and borehole maintenance are their main projects. Singita’s total carbon footprint  is stabilising and the per guest bed night emissions have fallen significantly.

Field patrols have meant the lowest number of animals killed by illegal means since 2003. Singita’s future goals of generating 100% of electricity from renewable resources, reducing the extraction of water from boreholes by half and the creation of new jobs for local residents makes their camps dreamy green destinations.

Twsalu |

Twsalu’s main focus has been on water conservation and waste reduction. In order to reduce their environmental footprint each year, they eliminate the use of non-recyclable and single-use items in camp. For example, picnic food and game-drive snacks are transported and served in reusable glass containers. All cleaning products and spa amenities are biodegradable. Twsalu has also eliminated all single-use plastics in its kitchens.

They are committed to the planting of Kalahari adapted plants that require little to no irrigation. This helps reduce water waste on gardening in a water-stressed area.

A partnership with The Long Run, will introduce staff to the sustainable usage of resources at home in our employee villages. An inspired lodge that is worthy of a place at the top of anyone’s eco travel dream list.

Londolozi |

Established in 1926, Londolozi pioneered ecotourism in South Africa. Transforming from a cattle ranch into a thriving game reserve. The Londolozi camps have been at the helm of harnessing renewable energy and state of the art wastewater treatment facilities. They are continuously looking for innovative methods of reducing their footprint. The positive impacts of ecotourism filter through hotels and lodges and into the surrounding areas. By staying at Londolozi, you’ll be contributing to NGO’s such as the Good Work Foundation and the Tracker Academy which are revolutionising education in rural Africa, preserving ancient knowledge and providing careers paths for young people in surrounding areas.