Interactive Map
Discover The Forest’s Tree Species with our interactive guide
Immersive Data
Trees of Interest
Useful for Bees
- Combretum collinum
- Vangueriopsis lanciflora
- Monotes glaber
- Dombeya rotundifolia
- Securidacea longepedunculata
- Brachystegia longifolia
- Julbernardia globiflora
Used for Carving
- Ozoroa reticulata
- Diospyros mespiliformis
- Bobgunnia madagascariensis
- Pericopsis angolensis
Interesting Bark
- Stereospermum kunthianum
- Strychnos innocua
- Gardenia ternifolia subsp. Jovis-tonantis
- Pericopsis angolensis
- Cordia mukuensis
Indigenous Fruit Trees*
- Vangueriopsis lanciflora
- Flacourtia indica
- Parinari curatellifolia
- Strychnos innocua
- Syzygium guineense subsp. guineense
Used for Making Bark Rope
- Markhamia obtusifolia
- Brachystegia boehmii
- Acacia nigrescens
- Acacia karoo
- Dichrostachys cinerea
Host Edible Caterpillars
- Cussonia arborea
- Monotes glaber
- Brachystegia spiciformis
- Burkea africana
Produce Seeds Rich in Useful Oil
- Ochna pulchra
- Trichilia emetica
- Parinari curatellifolia
- Sclerocarya birrea subsp. caffra
Grow Only at Lilayi Lodge on Rocky Outcrops
- Hymenodictyon floribunda
- Hexalobus monopetalus subsp. obovatus
- Schrebera trichoclada
- Strychnos potatorum
- Strychnos innocua
*Please note that the fruit from these trees are strictly not edible.
Key
Lilayi Lodge
Roads
Car Park
Salt Rock
Waterhole
Red Rocks
Koppie
Annette's Island
Useful for Bees
Used for Carving
Interesting Bark
Indigenous Fruit Trees*
Used for Making Bark Rope
Host Edible Caterpillars
Produce Seeds Rich in Useful Oil
Grow only at Lilayi on Rocky Outcrops
*Please note that the fruit from these trees are strictly not edible.
- G1 – Ziziphus abyssinicus
- G2 – Piliostigma thonningii
- G3 – Pseudolachnostylis maprouneifolia
- G4 – Ficus sycomorus
- G5 – Acacia polyacantha subsp. campylacantha
- G6 – Combretum molle
- G7 – Acacia sieberiana
- G9 – Erythrina abyssinica
- G10 – Albizia zimmermannii
- G11 – Thespesia garckeana
- G12 – Grewia monticola
- G13 – Kigelia africana
- G14 – Combretum sp.
- G15 – Terminalia sp.
- G16 – Albizia versicolor
- G17 – Entada abyssinica
- G18 – Peltophorum africanum
- G19 – Diospyros lycioides subsp. sericea
- G20 – Oncoba spinosa
- G21 – Terminalia mollis
- G22 – Cassia abbreviata
- G23 – Rauvolfia caffra
- G24 – Stereospermum knunthianum
- G25 – Acacia nilotica subsp. kraussinana
- G26 – Bridelia micrantha
- G27 – Acacia gerrardii
- G29 – Sclerocarya birrea subsp. caffra
- G30 – Pericopsis angolensis
- G31 – Borassus aethiopum
- G32 – Commiphora mollis
- G33 – Diplorrhynchus condylocarpon
- G34 – Flacourtia indica
- G35 – Bauhinia petersiana
- G36 – Acacia karoo
- G37 – Afrocanthium lactescens
- G38 – Markhamia obtusifolia
- G39 – Pterocarpus rotundifolius
- G40 – Senna petersiana
- G41 – Parinari curatellifolia
- G42 – Protea gaguedi
- G43 – Ficus ingens
- G44 – Brachystegia longifolia
- G45 – Brachystegia spiciformis
- G46 – Ficus burkei
- G47 – Cussonia arborea
- G48 – Ficus fischeri
- G49 – Dalbergia boehmii
- G50 – Albizia amara
- G51 – Ozoroa reticulata
- G52 – Pterocarpus angolensis
- G53 – Cordia mukuensis
- G54 – Brachystegia utilis
- G55 – Afzelia quanzensis
- G56 – Terminalia brachystemma subsp. brachystemma
- G58 – Brachystegia boehmii
- G59 – Rothmannia engleriana
- G60 – Diospyros kirkii
- G61 – Zanha africana
- G62 – Amblygonocarpus andongensis
- G63 – Maytenus undata
- G64 – Combretum collinum
- G65 – Acacia goetzei subsp. goetzei
- G66 – Dichrostachys cinerea
- G67 – Bobgunnia madagascariensis
- G68 – Searsia longipes
- G69 – Grewia pachycalyx
- G71 – Ximenia caffra var. caffra
- G72 – Euclea divinorum
- G73 – Terminalia stenostachya
- G75 – Gardenia ternifolia subsp. jovis-tonantis
- G76 – Dombeya rotundifolia
- G77 – Faidherbia albida
- G78 – Trichilia emetica
- G79 – Albizia antunesiana
- G80 – Rotheca widlii
- G81 – Grewia flavescens var. flavescens
- G82 – Phyllanthus engleri
- G83 – Securidaca longepedunculata
- G84 – Combretum celastroides
- G85 – Philenoptera violacea
- G86 – Terminalia sericea
- G87 – Gymnosporia senegalensis
- G88 – Lannea discolor
- G89 – Strychnos cocculoides
- G90 – Syzigium guineense subsp. guineense
- G91 – Strychnos potatorum
- G92 – Hymenodictyon floribundum
- G93 – Hexalobus monopetalus var. obovata
- G94 – Schrebera trichoclada
- G95 – Kirkia acuminata
- G96 – Vangueriopsis lanciflora
- G97 – Acacia amythethophylla
- G98 – Julbernardia globiflora
- G99 – Holarrhena pubescens
- G100 – Catunaregum taylorii
- B1 – Burkea africana
- B2 – Hymenocardia acida
- B3 – Commiphora glandulosa
- B4 – Syzigium guineense subsp. barotsense
- B5 – Ficus sur
- B6 – Senna singueana
- B7 – Pleurostylia africana
- B8 – Euclea schimperi
- B10 – Euphorbia matabalensis
- B11 – Commiphora africana
- B12 – Strychnos pungens
- B13 – Phyllanthus reticulatus
- B14 – Ochna schweinfurthiana
- B15 – Multidentia crassa var. ampla
- B16 – Combretum zeyheri
- B17 – Vitex payos
- B18 – Searsia natalensis
- B19 – Ficus stuhlmannii
- B20 – Gymnosporia buxifolia
- B21 – Commiphora mossambicensis
- B22 – Bridelia cathartica subsp. melanthesoides var. lingelsheimii Forma niedenzui
- B23 – Euphorbia triangolensis
- B24 – Rourea orientalis
- B25 – Combretum adenogoium
- B26 – Elaeodendron matabelicum
- B27 – Antidesma venosum
- B28 – Faurea rochetiana
- B29 – Monotes glaber
- B30 – Euclea natalensis
- B31 – Mystroxylon aethiopicum
- B32 – Pterolobium stellatum
- B33 – Vangueria randii
- B34 – Psydrax livida
- B37 – Uapaca nitida var. nitida
- B38 – Ochna pulchra
- B39 – Euphorbia ingens
- B40 – Rhoicissus tridentata
- B41 – Diospyros squarrosa
- B42 – Tecomaria nyassae
- B43 – Steganotaenia araliacea var. araliacea
- B44 – Phoenix reclinata
- B45 – Dalbergia nitidula
- B48 – Psorospermum febrifugum
- B49 – Strychnos innocua
- B50 – Embelia schimperi
- B51 – Clerodendrum frutectorum
- B52 – Paralepistemon shirensis
- B53 – Strychnos spinosa
- B54 – Combretum mossambicense
- B55 – Albizia harveyi
- B56 – Diospyros mespiliformis
Disclaimer: The Lilayi Tree Safari is exclusively available to in-house guests. Before setting out, please collect a trail map and notify Reception. To avoid getting lost, you may call Reception at +260 (0)97 100 2010 for assistance. Stay on marked paths, be cautious of insects and wildlife, and do not eat any fruit from the trees. While the reserve hosts giraffes, zebra, wildebeest, and more (with no predators), please avoid feeding any animals. Lilayi Lodge is not responsible for any incidents or injuries during your safari.