Dumazulu Traditional Village and Lodge is situated in the heart of Zululand, near Hluhluwe. Visitors are able to enjoy an authentic African cultural experience when they stay in the traditional, ethnic accommodation at Dumazulu Lodge. The lodge consists of twenty three units, each unit can accommodate 2 - 4 guests. The exterior of each traditional hut resembles the different tribal peoples of Southern Africa and the interior is decorated in ethnic fabrics and tribal memorabilia. Facilities include private en-suite bathrooms with showers, air-conditioning, telephones and tea / coffee making facilities. In addition guests can enjoy the visit to the ethnic tribal village and enjoy cultural shows three times a day.

A thatch-roofed lapa seating up to 120 people is ideal for conferences and events. The lodge is connected by wooden walkways to Dumazulu Village, where guests can watch and learn about Zulu traditions including basket weaving, spear / shield making, beadwork, pot-making, sangoma bone-throwing and spectacular Zulu dancing. The Dumazulu Traditional Village is home to over 50 Zulu residents forming part of a "living museum". Dumazulu - meaning "Thundering Zulu" is the largest Zulu village of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere.

An added attraction is the snake and crocodile park which consists of many indigenous and exotic reptiles. Guests can also take time to relax around the swimming pool, enjoying the tranquil environment of the African bush. Game drives into many of the surrounding game reserves and tours to nearby tourists attractions can be arranged.