Royal Malewane is passionate about creating an environment with growth and upliftment. Our Community Development Project is focused on children and education. A visit to the local community is inspiring, humbling and educational.

Without majestic animals such as the rhino, Royal Malewane would not be able to offer the experience it does today. It is essential that we do our part in promoting conservation and protecting the environment.

Doing our part to curb the detrimental effects of poaching efforts in The Greater Kruger National Park.

Providing meals and support for a small but impactful community crèche

Educating the local children on the importance of our environment and conservation.

The Royal Malewane Apprenticeship Program takes on two apprentice rangers with aptitude and potential on a rolling two-year cycle before sending them out into the industry in order to raise the quality of guiding in Southern Africa.

Uplifitng local communities through support of one of the beautiful local crèches

Discovering and understanding the globally important marine eco-system through world-class scientific research.

Helping children with burn injuries on their road to physical and psychological recovery

Support of various child care and development establishments in the community.

The Cape Leopard Trust is an active predator conservation working group. It uses research as a tool for conservation, finding solutions to human-wildlife conflict and inspiring interest in the environment through an interactive and dynamic environmental education programme.

La Residence has 4 bee hives across the estate. These are used to produce honey for our guests, and have a remarkably beneficial impact on the surrounding ecosystem.

Through various development, therapeutic, and management programs, Leliebloem aims to restore family bonds

The South African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds is a registered NPO whose primary objective is to reverse the decline of seabird populations through the rescue, rehabilitation and release of ill, injured, abandoned and oiled seabirds – especially endangered species like the African penguin.

Using available space in your luggage to provide supplies to the communities you visit.

Assisting children that are victims of abuse in the Western Cape.