Singita Private Game Reserve occupies prime positions in the wildlife such as Sabi Sand, The Kruger National Park and the Grumeti Reserves in Tanzania. Each lodge offers sublime cuisine, an award-winning wine cellar and exceptional game viewing. Singita Private Game Reserve (‘place of miracles’) is world-renowned for providing ‘the best safari experience in Africa’ and has notched up virtually every hotel and travel award since its inception in the mid-90’s. As you touch down at the Singita Private Game Reserve private airstrip in the Sabi Sand or Kruger Reserve, you’ll have a sense of arrival. Not just at one of the world’s most desirable destinations, but to a place that speaks to the soul. Wildest Africa is a place of savage beauty, where discovery extends beyond the senses and directly to oneself.
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Situated in an area of the Kruger National Park that is densely populated with wildlife, this 5-star luxury safari lodge promises unbelievable luxury, comfort and first class service, as well as stunning safari experiences that is perfect for anyone wanting an intimate getaway. The suites are stylish and one-bedroom, en-suite and beautifully decorated. Activities include game drives and bush walks.
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Situated along the Sand River this luxury lodge is a beautiful and tranquil safari accommodation that is perfect for any type of tourists. The lodge has a contemporary design and is light and airy as well as open-plan ensuring guests have plenty of space to move around. The lodge consists of 12 suites that are stunningly decorated with crisp white linen and beautiful rock elements. safari activities are available.
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A blend of European heritage and African boldness welcomes visitors with the down-to-earth warmth of a much-loved family home. Spacious interiors are styled with a varied mix of rich colours, and inviting textures and layers, making Singita Ebony Lodge an idyllic retreat.
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This unique safari accommodation consists of 15 spacious one-bedroom lofts that stand proudly on cliffs providing fantastic panoramic views of the land below. The lofts are built from natural materials and give off the ambiance of a tree house but are firmly rooted in the ground. Activities are plentiful and include game drives, fishing, nature walks where guests can encounter animals as well as star gazing.
Dedicated to environmentally conscious hospitality, sustainable conservation and the empowerment of local communities, Singita Private Game Reserve, meaning “place of miracles,” was founded in 1993 with a single lodge, Singita Ebony Lodge. Built on family owned land in what is now known as the Sabi Sand Game Reserve, Singita Private Game Reserve’s mission is to share a unique part of the world, while maintaining respect for the natural environment and challenging accepted notions of luxury.
Today, Singita Private Game Reserve is the trusted guardian of a million acres of pristine land in Africa and responsible for successful community development projects, making a tangible difference in the lives of the people living and working in and around its lodges. Singita Private Game Reserve proudly operates 12 lodges and camps, each a unique experience in its own right, in five regions across three countries in Africa.
Singita is the Shangaan word for ‘Place of Miracles’. In the spirit of miracles, Singita’s enduring purpose is to conserve, preserve, and protect the miraculous places of which we are custodians. Our concessions, reserves, and properties represent some of the most pristine wilderness areas on the continent and we are dedicated to maintaining these incredible pieces of earth for future generations. Singita has a firm commitment to the sustainability of each property by continuing to build upon three core pillars: wildlife conservation, eco-friendly tourism, and community support.
“As a safari company, Singita differentiates itself in a philosophical way. Whereas the growth of many businesses worldwide is bottom line driven, Singita’s decisions take into account 20, 50 and even 100-year horizons,” says Singita’s CEO, Luke Bailes. “People feel privileged to stay in unpopulated, untouched wilderness areas and they choose to stay with us because our lodges have a reputation for being rare and authentic, while embodying a philosophy of sensitivity.” Adds Bailes, “there’s an authenticity of place at each of our lodges that is not only a rarity but touches guests on every level – spiritual, emotional and physical.”
When You Visit
Your visit is sure to have a far reaching positive impact as it contributes to numerous conservation initiatives and community empowerment programs. These programs help to ensure a better future – not only for the land and the wildlife, but also for the local communities. In every sense, Singita is committed to facilitating the development of neighbouring rural populations through partnering with them on specific initiatives including education, healthcare, nutrition, training and business development. Modern conservation requires a keen focus on keeping tourism, the community and wildlife in a constructive balance. The health and survival of each of these aspects is crucial to the survival of the whole.
Wildlife in Singita Game Reserve lives up to its international reputation. Abundant in the Big Five and myriad smaller creatures, the reserve is bisected by the Sand River, an important source of water and a consistent place of refuge on the animals’ endless migration. The lie of the land is perfectly suited to game viewing. Groves of acacia thornveld, Marula trees and flatcrowns give way to open expanses of grassland, where zebra, antelope and wildebeest graze, ever wary of the threat of the large cats. Drainage lines and dry river beds are leopard territory, these majestic cats are often spotted poised in the fork of a tree with a good vantage of the ground below.
The days at Singita Game Reserve start early, just as the sun begins to lighten the sky in the east. Your personal ranger and tracker, who accompany you on your wildlife expeditions for the duration of your stay, greet you in the main lodge with a warm beverage and light snack before you head out into the wonder of the African bush. Most of the trackers have an uncanny sixth sense about the wild, their intuition borders on the supernatural.
The Sabi Sand region is one of the most prolific wildlife areas in the world. The reserve boasts the ‘big five’ and a myriad of smaller creatures. The Sabi Sand Reserve is bisected by the perennial Sand River, and game viewing is abundant in this part of the world. Groves of acacia thornveld and Marula trees give way to open expanses of grassland where zebra, antelope and wildebeest graze freely. The region is famous for its big cat activity and leopard sightings. Leopard, lion, elephant, buffalo, white rhino, cheetah, hyena, giraffe, zebra, waterbuck, hippo, wildebeest, kudu and many other mammal and bird species occur.
In days gone by, unspoilt wilderness on earth was found in abundance – but today it is rare, vulnerable and fragile and there is much to be done to protect these rapidly diminishing areas. Conservation lives hand-in-hand with ecotourism and community development at Singita. We believe it’s the responsible way to maintain and extend the sustainability of our wildlife reserves. Singita is the attentive guardian of over half a million acres of pristine African wilderness. Our hands-on conservation teams on each property are committed to protecting, maintaining and enhancing the land and its fauna and flora.
They go above and beyond the constant conservation efforts of land rehabilitation, maintenance, wildlife monitoring and fencing security, to initiating effective and innovative anti-poaching methods, research, wildlife re-introduction, preserving invaluable San Rock Art sites and working on conservation issues beyond our boundaries. Below are described a selection of primary projects within four regions of Africa but beyond these there are a multitude of numerous successful initiatives that have come into fruition across all of the reserves and surrounding areas. Each project supports Singita’s vision to preserve and protect wilderness areas for future generations through the three pillars of: wildlife conservation, eco-friendly tourism and community support.
| SINGITA LEBOMBO LODGE | NO OF UNITS | BASIS | ZAR |
| Suite | per adult per night | ||
| Double/Twin | 13 | per child per night | |
| Two-Bedroom Suite | 2 | per suite per night (1-3 guests) | |
| per additional adult per night | |||
| 2 Doubles/Twins; maximum 4 guests | |||
| per additional child per night | |||
| Villa | per villa per night | ||
| Private use of the 2x Two-bedroom Suites;4 Doubles/Twins; | |||
| maximum 8 guests | |||
| Tourism Levy | per person per night | ||
| SINGITA SWENI LODGE | BASIS | ZAR |
| Suite | per adult per night | |
| Double/Twin | per child per night | |
| Private Use | per lodge per night | |
| 6 Doubles/Twins; maximum 12 guests | ||
| Tourism Levy | per person per night |
| SINGITA BOULDERS LODGE | NO OF UNITS | BASIS | ZAR |
| River Suite | 8 | per adult per night | |
| Double/Twin | per child per night | ||
| Bush Suite | 2 | per adult per night | |
| Double/Twin | per child per night | ||
| Family Suite | per suite per night (1-3 guests) | ||
| 2 Doubles/Twins; maximum 2 adults & 2 | 2 | per additional guest per night | |
| Tourism Levy | per person per night | ||
| Conservation Contribution | per person per night |
| SINGITA EBONY LODGE | NO OF UNITS | BASIS | ZAR |
| Suite | per adult per night | ||
| Double/Twin | 8 | per child per night | |
| 1 inter-leading unit, subject to availability | per adult per night | ||
| Lewis Suite | |||
| Double/Twin; maximum 2 guests per suite; | 2 | per child per night | |
| Family Suite | per suite per night (1-3 guests) | ||
| 2 Doubles/Twins; maximum 2 adults & 2 | 2 | per additional guest per night | |
| Private use of the 2 Family Suites; 4 Doubles/Twins; maximum 4 | per villa per night | ||
| Tourism Levy | per person per night | ||
| Conservation Contribution | per person per night |
| SINGITA CASTLETON | NO OF UNITS | BASIS | ZAR |
| Private Use | 1 | per lodge per night (1-8 guests) | |
| per additional adult per night | |||
| 6 Doubles/Twins; maximum 12 guests | per additional child per night | ||
| Day Use Rate | 1 | per lodge per night | |
| Applicable for early check-in & late check-out | |||
| Tourism Levy | per person per night | ||
| Conservation Contribution | per person per night |
Per Person
Situated in an area of the Kruger National Park that is densely populated with wildlife, this 5-star luxury safari lodge promises unbelievable luxury, comfort and first class service, as well as stunning safari experiences that is perfect for anyone wanting an intimate getaway. The suites are stylish and one-bedroom, en-suite and beautifully decorated. Activities include game drives and bush walks.
Per Person
Situated along the Sand River this luxury lodge is a beautiful and tranquil safari accommodation that is perfect for any type of tourists. The lodge has a contemporary design and is light and airy as well as open-plan ensuring guests have plenty of space to move around. The lodge consists of 12 suites that are stunningly decorated with crisp white linen and beautiful rock elements. safari activities are available.
Per Person
A blend of European heritage and African boldness welcomes visitors with the down-to-earth warmth of a much-loved family home. Spacious interiors are styled with a varied mix of rich colours, and inviting textures and layers, making Singita Ebony Lodge an idyllic retreat.
Per Person
This unique safari accommodation consists of 15 spacious one-bedroom lofts that stand proudly on cliffs providing fantastic panoramic views of the land below. The lofts are built from natural materials and give off the ambiance of a tree house but are firmly rooted in the ground. Activities are plentiful and include game drives, fishing, nature walks where guests can encounter animals as well as star gazing.
Dedicated to environmentally conscious hospitality, sustainable conservation and the empowerment of local communities, Singita Private Game Reserve, meaning “place of miracles,” was founded in 1993 with a single lodge, Singita Ebony Lodge. Built on family owned land in what is now known as the Sabi Sand Game Reserve, Singita Private Game Reserve’s mission is to share a unique part of the world, while maintaining respect for the natural environment and challenging accepted notions of luxury.
Today, Singita Private Game Reserve is the trusted guardian of a million acres of pristine land in Africa and responsible for successful community development projects, making a tangible difference in the lives of the people living and working in and around its lodges. Singita Private Game Reserve proudly operates 12 lodges and camps, each a unique experience in its own right, in five regions across three countries in Africa.
Singita is the Shangaan word for ‘Place of Miracles’. In the spirit of miracles, Singita’s enduring purpose is to conserve, preserve, and protect the miraculous places of which we are custodians. Our concessions, reserves, and properties represent some of the most pristine wilderness areas on the continent and we are dedicated to maintaining these incredible pieces of earth for future generations. Singita has a firm commitment to the sustainability of each property by continuing to build upon three core pillars: wildlife conservation, eco-friendly tourism, and community support.
“As a safari company, Singita differentiates itself in a philosophical way. Whereas the growth of many businesses worldwide is bottom line driven, Singita’s decisions take into account 20, 50 and even 100-year horizons,” says Singita’s CEO, Luke Bailes. “People feel privileged to stay in unpopulated, untouched wilderness areas and they choose to stay with us because our lodges have a reputation for being rare and authentic, while embodying a philosophy of sensitivity.” Adds Bailes, “there’s an authenticity of place at each of our lodges that is not only a rarity but touches guests on every level – spiritual, emotional and physical.”
When You Visit
Your visit is sure to have a far reaching positive impact as it contributes to numerous conservation initiatives and community empowerment programs. These programs help to ensure a better future – not only for the land and the wildlife, but also for the local communities. In every sense, Singita is committed to facilitating the development of neighbouring rural populations through partnering with them on specific initiatives including education, healthcare, nutrition, training and business development. Modern conservation requires a keen focus on keeping tourism, the community and wildlife in a constructive balance. The health and survival of each of these aspects is crucial to the survival of the whole.
Wildlife in Singita Game Reserve lives up to its international reputation. Abundant in the Big Five and myriad smaller creatures, the reserve is bisected by the Sand River, an important source of water and a consistent place of refuge on the animals’ endless migration. The lie of the land is perfectly suited to game viewing. Groves of acacia thornveld, Marula trees and flatcrowns give way to open expanses of grassland, where zebra, antelope and wildebeest graze, ever wary of the threat of the large cats. Drainage lines and dry river beds are leopard territory, these majestic cats are often spotted poised in the fork of a tree with a good vantage of the ground below.
The days at Singita Game Reserve start early, just as the sun begins to lighten the sky in the east. Your personal ranger and tracker, who accompany you on your wildlife expeditions for the duration of your stay, greet you in the main lodge with a warm beverage and light snack before you head out into the wonder of the African bush. Most of the trackers have an uncanny sixth sense about the wild, their intuition borders on the supernatural.
The Sabi Sand region is one of the most prolific wildlife areas in the world. The reserve boasts the ‘big five’ and a myriad of smaller creatures. The Sabi Sand Reserve is bisected by the perennial Sand River, and game viewing is abundant in this part of the world. Groves of acacia thornveld and Marula trees give way to open expanses of grassland where zebra, antelope and wildebeest graze freely. The region is famous for its big cat activity and leopard sightings. Leopard, lion, elephant, buffalo, white rhino, cheetah, hyena, giraffe, zebra, waterbuck, hippo, wildebeest, kudu and many other mammal and bird species occur.
In days gone by, unspoilt wilderness on earth was found in abundance – but today it is rare, vulnerable and fragile and there is much to be done to protect these rapidly diminishing areas. Conservation lives hand-in-hand with ecotourism and community development at Singita. We believe it’s the responsible way to maintain and extend the sustainability of our wildlife reserves. Singita is the attentive guardian of over half a million acres of pristine African wilderness. Our hands-on conservation teams on each property are committed to protecting, maintaining and enhancing the land and its fauna and flora.
They go above and beyond the constant conservation efforts of land rehabilitation, maintenance, wildlife monitoring and fencing security, to initiating effective and innovative anti-poaching methods, research, wildlife re-introduction, preserving invaluable San Rock Art sites and working on conservation issues beyond our boundaries. Below are described a selection of primary projects within four regions of Africa but beyond these there are a multitude of numerous successful initiatives that have come into fruition across all of the reserves and surrounding areas. Each project supports Singita’s vision to preserve and protect wilderness areas for future generations through the three pillars of: wildlife conservation, eco-friendly tourism and community support.
| SINGITA LEBOMBO LODGE | NO OF UNITS | BASIS | ZAR |
| Suite | per adult per night | ||
| Double/Twin | 13 | per child per night | |
| Two-Bedroom Suite | 2 | per suite per night (1-3 guests) | |
| per additional adult per night | |||
| 2 Doubles/Twins; maximum 4 guests | |||
| per additional child per night | |||
| Villa | per villa per night | ||
| Private use of the 2x Two-bedroom Suites;4 Doubles/Twins; | |||
| maximum 8 guests | |||
| Tourism Levy | per person per night | ||
| SINGITA SWENI LODGE | BASIS | ZAR |
| Suite | per adult per night | |
| Double/Twin | per child per night | |
| Private Use | per lodge per night | |
| 6 Doubles/Twins; maximum 12 guests | ||
| Tourism Levy | per person per night |
| SINGITA BOULDERS LODGE | NO OF UNITS | BASIS | ZAR |
| River Suite | 8 | per adult per night | |
| Double/Twin | per child per night | ||
| Bush Suite | 2 | per adult per night | |
| Double/Twin | per child per night | ||
| Family Suite | per suite per night (1-3 guests) | ||
| 2 Doubles/Twins; maximum 2 adults & 2 | 2 | per additional guest per night | |
| Tourism Levy | per person per night | ||
| Conservation Contribution | per person per night |
| SINGITA EBONY LODGE | NO OF UNITS | BASIS | ZAR |
| Suite | per adult per night | ||
| Double/Twin | 8 | per child per night | |
| 1 inter-leading unit, subject to availability | per adult per night | ||
| Lewis Suite | |||
| Double/Twin; maximum 2 guests per suite; | 2 | per child per night | |
| Family Suite | per suite per night (1-3 guests) | ||
| 2 Doubles/Twins; maximum 2 adults & 2 | 2 | per additional guest per night | |
| Private use of the 2 Family Suites; 4 Doubles/Twins; maximum 4 | per villa per night | ||
| Tourism Levy | per person per night | ||
| Conservation Contribution | per person per night |
| SINGITA CASTLETON | NO OF UNITS | BASIS | ZAR |
| Private Use | 1 | per lodge per night (1-8 guests) | |
| per additional adult per night | |||
| 6 Doubles/Twins; maximum 12 guests | per additional child per night | ||
| Day Use Rate | 1 | per lodge per night | |
| Applicable for early check-in & late check-out | |||
| Tourism Levy | per person per night | ||
| Conservation Contribution | per person per night |