
Three spacious rooms set up with a king bed or two twins. Each has its own en-suite bathroom and a private balcony where you can listen to the birdsong.
- King or twin
- En suite
- Private balcony
Five en-suite rooms, an infinity pool above the water and elephants at the shoreline, only ten minutes from the South African border.
Stay 3 nights, pay for only 2. Slow down on the shores of Lake Jozini and enjoy your third night on us.
Right on the pristine shoreline of Lake Jozini, in the heart of the Royal Jozini Private Game Reserve, Kujabula is a lodge of stone, timber and thatch, built for slow mornings and long, golden evenings.
Wake to birdsong on your private balcony and watch nyala and waterbuck graze below. Spend the afternoon by an infinity pool that looks straight across the water, where elephants often come down to drink. As the sun sets over the lake, the boma fire is lit. Kujabula is quiet and personal, and it is yours to share with the people you love.
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Five bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom and private balcony, set up as a king or twin. Warm timber, cool stone and soft linen keep you comfortable in the heat of the day and cosy on winter evenings.

Three spacious rooms set up with a king bed or two twins. Each has its own en-suite bathroom and a private balcony where you can listen to the birdsong.

A generous room for a family of four, with a double bed plus beds for the children. It has an en-suite bathroom and a private deck to sit out on.

Our largest room, made for bigger families or a group of friends travelling together. It has an en-suite bathroom and its own balcony above the lake.
Bring your own steaks and salads, your eggs and bacon, then sit back. Our chef prepares and cooks every meal, and our housekeeper looks after the lodge, so you get the freedom of your own place with none of the work.
For conferences, groups and tour operators, Kujabula can be reserved with breakfast, lunch and dinner provided, so everyone can focus on the view, the work or the celebration.
Couples and small families can book individual rooms and share the lounge, deck, pool, boma and braai. If you're travelling with friends or family, take all five rooms and have Kujabula to yourselves, for up to 16 guests.
Enquire about exclusive useThe heart of Kujabula is its main lodge, with a spacious kitchen, a fireplace and a lively bar where evenings stretch into stories. Outside, the deck, pool and boma all look out over the lake.

An expansive wooden deck and a pool that shimmers under the African sun, with the whole of Lake Jozini in front of you.



Fireside dinners and celebrations under the stars.

A well-equipped room for 22, ideal for strategy sessions and team-building.

A spacious kitchen and braai area, with a chef on hand.
Lake Jozini is the heartbeat of Royal Jozini. Fish for the legendary tiger fish, drift past hippos on a boat safari or simply watch the reserve come to you.

Lake Jozini is famous for its tiger fish and hosts annual tiger-fishing competitions. Come for the fish and stay for the lifestyle, with tilapia and barbel in the water too.

Charter a boat and watch cormorants dive into the clear water, hippos and crocodiles in the shallows and elephants drinking at the shore beneath the Lubombo Mountains.

More than 7 000 hectares of private reserve are waiting to be explored, home to elephant, leopard, buffalo, cheetah, giraffe, wildebeest, zebra and many more species.

Pour a drink on your private deck or by the pool as the sun sinks into the lake. Every sunset brings something new to see.

Gather around the fire for a braai under the stars. eSwatini winters are mild and sunny, and the evening chill is made for a boma fire.

Birthdays, reunions, team-building and small conferences, with catering and a setting your guests will talk about for years.
Picture elephants trumpeting as they drink from the pool. At Kujabula, it happens.
The reserve lies in a lush corner of the Kingdom of eSwatini, between the lake and the Lubombo Mountains. Warthog, nyala and waterbuck graze around the lodge, and the list of species recorded here is long:
The prized fighter of Lake Jozini.
They live in the deep water and bask along the banks.
Watch them dive beneath the crystal-blue water.
Birdsong fills the air every morning and evening.
Every sunset holds the promise of a new discovery, and every dawn a chance to reconnect with Africa.Lake Jozini · eSwatini
Great place with fantastic views. Real luxury making you feel like a king, and the rooms are big and spacious.
The hosts were so hospitable and we felt right at home. The food was delicious.
Awesome place, tranquil. Lots of game to view. Would highly recommend for a peaceful time away from it all.
Very friendly, helpful and most attentive. They made sure our stay was comfortable in all ways possible.
Spent a weekend there with my wife recently, and epic would be my choice of word.
This oasis of tranquillity is well worth staying longer.
Very lovely people and delicious food!
On the eastern shoreline of Lake Jozini, inside the Royal Jozini Private Game Reserve in the Kingdom of eSwatini, about ten minutes from the South African border.
Up to 16 guests in five en-suite bedrooms: three double rooms (king or twin) and two family rooms that sleep four and six. You can book rooms individually or reserve the whole lodge.
Stays are self-catering with the added luxury of a chef who prepares and cooks your meals. Conferences, groups and tour operators can book the lodge fully catered with breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Yes. The lodge is in eSwatini, close to the Golela border post, and all guests, children included, need a valid passport. South African children must also carry an unabridged birth certificate showing both parents' details.
Yes. Our two family rooms are made for families, and children love the pool, the boat trips and seeing elephants come down to the water.
Absolutely. We have a well-equipped 22-seat conference room, a boma for evening functions and fully catered packages. Tell us what you're planning and we'll put together a quote.
Any time of year. Summers are lush, green and extremely hot. The rooms are cooled by ceiling fans, and guests spend most of the day in the swimming pool. The dry winters bring mild, sunny days that are great for game viewing. Winter evenings can be very cold, but nothing that a fire in the boma can't help with.
Getting here: from South Africa, cross into eSwatini at the Golela / Lavumisa border post. The reserve is about ten minutes' drive from the border, and we'll send detailed directions when you book.
Tell us your dates and who's coming, and we'll come back to you with availability and a personal quote. For groups, conferences and exclusive use, an enquiry is the quickest way to book.