Singita Game Reserve

Kruger National Park, South Africa

About Singita Game Reserve

Meaning ‘place of miracles’, Singita Private Game Reserve certainly is a place of unparalleled beauty and wonder, where the tiniest antlion and the mightiest buffalo bull live safely located in acres of protected African bush.

With a multitude of award-winning camps spanning three countries and a million acres of pristine land, the conservation company is committed to preserving the African wilderness.

Every guest who visits Singita Private Game Reserve comes away with a sense of awe at the astonishing intricacy and intelligence of nature, and its deep connection with the human spirit.

While Singita Sabi Sand Reserve, home to Singita Boulders Lodge and Singita Ebony Lodge, is famed for its high concentrations of big game and frequent leopard sightings, Kruger National Park’s Singita Lebombo and Sweni Lodges occupy a remote piece of pristine land known for its four formidable lion prides.

The embodiment of power, nothing serves as such a humbling reminder of our fragility than the rasping moans of the lionesses at twilight as they prepare their pride for the hunt.

Why We Love Singita Game Reserve

Singita’s level of opulence is hard to beat. With some of the most exquisite properties in Africa, guests staying at one of the Singita destinations can revel in experiencing luxury at every turn.
Diverse habitats mean game viewing is unrivalled and photographic opportunities abound. At the same time, visitor and vehicle numbers are kept low to ensure an authentic and intimate stay for guests.
Truly committed to conservation, Singita Game Reserve runs a number of projects and initiatives to help preserve the natural land, empower the local community and instill as many sustainable measures as possible.

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Activities at Singita Game Reserve

Safari game drives

Walking safaris

Stargazing

Community visits

Spa

Highlights from Singita Game Reserve

Witnessing two young elephant bulls in musth tussling.

Taking a star trail photo while lying in the star bed.

Watching the lionesses of the Shishangaan pride stalk an impala.

Couple enjoying romantic sunset in the Kruger National Park

Safari game drive sunset drinks and snacks in the Kruger National Park

Bedroom suite at Singita Game Reserve Lebombo Lodge

Baby elephant mock charging game vehicle in Kruger National Park

Pool with view of Sand River from deck of suite at Singita Game Reserve Boulders Lodge

Singita Boulders Lodge, Sabi Sand Reserve

Inspired by the primal elements of fire, water, earth and air, each of the 12 tranquil suites brings the outdoors indoors. With playful symphonies of light, texture and natural fossilised wood finishes, beauty abounds with private plunge pools and decks gazing out over expansive bush.

Two family-friendly suites (children over ten are welcome).
A lounge, boma and bar area for guests to come together to swap stories and sightings.
Exceptional riverine game viewing.

Pool and loungers on deck at Singita Game Reserve Boulders Lodge

Man relaxing on deck at Singita Game Reserve Boulders Lodge

Bush view from the bath at Singita Game Reserve Boulders Lodge

View of the Sand River from the viewing deck of Singita Game Reserve Boulders Lodge

Singita Ebony Lodge, Sabi Sand Reserve

Singita’s original lodge stands proudly along the Sand River’s banks, enveloped by ancient trees. Built from glass and canvas in safari-tent-style, the 12 suites boast outdoor pavilion decks that hang over the river as if suspended from trees. All the better to spy big cats as they silently pad past.

visits Prime big cat viewing territory.
Large interiors with ebony and mahogany finishes.
Private plunge pools overlooking the river and wilderness.

Main area of Singita Game Reserve Ebony Lodge

Bedroom of suite at Singita Game Reserve Ebony Lodge

Bathroom of suite at Singita Game Reserve Ebony Lodge

Singita Lebombo Lodge, Kruger National Park

Hovering effortlessly above the N’Wanetsi River, the lodge’s 13 suites and private villas are sculptural and contemporary. Guests can also make use of a multi-level rooftop terrace and wine studio, with a library, multi-media room, interactive kitchen, espresso bar and self-service deli.

Light-filled suites are meant to mimic eagle nests perched on cliff faces.
Multiple amenities including an extensive wine collection.
Elevated viewing decks for sleeping beneath the stars.

Bedroom and day bed in suite at Singita Game Reserve Lebombo Lodge

Lounge area of villa at Singita Game Reserve Lebombo Lodge

Deck of Singita Game Reserve Lebombo Lodge

Singita Sweni Lodge, Kruger National Park

Touching the earth lightly, Sweni’s seven suites are situated amidst tall trees surrounding the river. The bold interiors are inspired by ‘beetles, chameleons and birds’ wings’, while private decks hover in the branches’ embrace, and outdoor showers overlook shimmering waters.