Hluhluwe is located in the northern section of KwaZulu-Natal, and is a small town whose primary economic activities are tourism and farming. Hluhluwe is responsible for over 90% of South Africa’s queen pineapple production.
Hluhluwe is an ideal destination for tourists and travellers who are attracted to small, quaint towns with a lot to offer if one looks well enough. Hluhluwe is well known for its vast animal life, including the big 5, as well as many attractions and adventures in and around the town
Hluhluwe was established in 2000, and its name derives from the Zulu interpretation of Dalbergia Armata, a thorny climber that is common in the region. Hluhluwe and its surrounding areas are also considered to be the original homes of the Zulu kings Shaka and Dingiswayo.
