The best part about staying in St Lucia Livingston lodge is the crisp, white sheets and comfy beds and the delicious breakfast. There’s no better place to start your day “Continental” and “English style bacon & eggs” made for you in our live cooking station kitchen while you wait fresh ,clean and deliciously presented.

This luxury Colonial style Bed and Breakfast Lodge located in Heart of St Lucia just a 15 minute walk to some of the best beaches on the North coast a 2 min wall to the Main Street with a variety of restaurants on offer from South African Steaks,Seafood and Italian cuisine. It offers beautifully appointed rooms with free capped Wi-Fi, a stunning pool area with social area that leads onto a “fire pit” (wood burn fire )to enjoy some of the finest South African wines and to share your excursion stories around a wood fire make friends and just relax and soak up the South African sun. St Lucia Livingston lodge features luxury air conditioned suites with big flat-screen satellite TV and all amenities one would like on your Special break away time.

St Lucia Livingston lodge is proud to use some of the best Tour Operators for your personalized Game drives needs (Day and Night Game Drives).Estuary tours to explore the Greater St Lucia Wetlands eco System where a variety of wildlife ,bird life and reptiles can be seen in there natural habitat.Whale-watching tours with experienced crew’s with sightings that will make you remember this remarkable holiday of a lifetime. St Lucia Livingston Lodge Staff can offer suggestions on local activities to cater for all needs from spa treatments ,Big game fishing ,horse riding and loads more.More on the St Lucia area , The iSimangaliso Wetland Park is one of the outstanding natural wetland and coastal sites of Africa. Covering an area of 239,566 ha, it includes a wide range of pristine marine, coastal, wetland, estuarine, and terrestrial environments which are scenically beautiful and basically unmodified by people. These include coral reefs, long sandy beaches, coastal dunes, lake systems, swamps, and extensive reed and papyrus wetlands, providing critical habitat for a wide range of species from Africa's seas, wetlands and savannahs.