Singita Lebombo Lodge

Singita Lebombo Lodge occupies a dramatic cliffside setting high above the N'wanetsi River, within Singita's 33,000-acre private concession in the south-eastern corner of Kruger National Park on the Mozambique border. The concession was granted to Singita in 2001, in part due to the operator's conservation record and minimal-footprint approach, and the area is known for an exceptional Big Five concentration and four particularly strong lion prides.

Accommodation comprises 13 contemporary, glass-walled loft-style suites with expansive decks and daybeds for sleeping outdoors under the stars, designed to blur the line between interior space and the surrounding wilderness. Guest spaces include the Long Bar, the fireside Winter Lounge, a Wine Studio for tastings and pairings celebrating South African cultivars, and the Conservation Lounge & Gallery of Treasures. Activities span game drives, guided safari walks, a wine experience, swimming, a fitness centre, wellness and yoga, stargazing, birdwatching, a boutique and gallery, and the Singita Community Culinary School, with the in-house Singita Journey Designers team building personalised itineraries.

Rooms: 13 glass-walled, loft-style suites with elevated viewing decks and outdoor sleeping daybeds (elsewhere described as 15 suites). Children: “For Families” experience programme offered. Facilities: Long Bar, fireside Winter Lounge, Wine Studio, Conservation Lounge & Gallery of Treasures, fitness centre, wellness/yoga, boutique & gallery, Singita Community Culinary School.