Singita Lebombo Lodge

Lebombo Lodge

Singita Lebombo is an extraordinary lodge situated in the east of the renowned Kruger National Park, within a magnificently preserved private concession. Benefiting from a dream location, on a hillside overlooking a winding river and undulating bush, Lebombo offers 15 suites and a private four-bedroom villa, all with breathtaking designs conceived as suspended eyries. Lebombo welcomes its guests in an inspiring setting that blends ultra-contemporary design with natural materials. The result is an enchanting ambiance in a monotone of browns, the transparency of glass, and the richness of textures, all serving unique, world-class views of one of Africa's most legendary parks, Kruger. The concession, located to the east of the park, bordering Mozambique, offers not only real tranquility, varied landscapes punctuated by mountains and rivers, but also highly diverse animal life. The BIG 5 reside there, as well as numerous antelopes and a whole host of smaller, more delicate animals and birds for the non-expert eye to find. A guided bush walk will be the ideal opportunity to surprise them.

Style

A striking balance between ethnic and design, inspired by mineral colours like rock and sand

Situation

To the east of Kruger National Park in a private concession of over 13,000 hectares

CAPACITY

15 Suites (including 2 family suites) & 1 private 4-bedroom villa

HIGHLIGHTS

The lodge, with its suites suspended above the rock and its splendid infinity pool, is well worth a visit.

THE EXPERIENCES

  • 4x4 safari, guided walking safari, kids' safari
  • Optional photographic safari
  • Cooking class
  • Swimming pool, spa, gym
  • Very beautiful art gallery and craft shop

The Extraordinary

Singita means miracle in the local Shangaan language. A miracle of unspoilt nature, a miracle of preserved intimacy, a miracle of inspired lodge design, a miracle of admirable fusion cuisine, a miracle of a spa that comes to you on your suite's deck after an emotional 4x4 or walking safari.

ETHICS

Singita has been owned by the Bailes family since 1925, acquired through two farms. It wasn't until 1994 that the Bailes family decided to open Singita to a handful of discerning visitors open to sustainable and responsible tourism. 18,500 hectares of nature are thus intelligently preserved with the cooperation of local communities.