Singita Lebombo Lodge

Highlights

The main lodge at Lebombo Lodge offers panoramic views from the expansive timber decks.

Qualified rangers lead dawn and dusk game drives in open viewing vehicles, assuring guests sightings of both diurnal and nocturnal creatures.

Lebombo Lodge is known for its exceptional cuisine and magnificent wine cellar.

You Should Know

Visas

Please check visa requirements before your visit.

Children

The lodge does not accept children under the age of 10.

Children over the age of 10 are accommodated in a family suite with adult accompaniment.

Children under the age of 18 pay 50% of the rate if sharing a room with an adult.

The Detail

The Kruger National Park is the largest game reserve in South Africa, covering almost two million hectares. The diversity of ecosystems spanned by the park is home to an astounding array of wildlife and birds.

The 15 loft-style suites are elevated on stilts along the cliffside, blending seamlessly with the natural surroundings. Full-length glass walls on three sides allow for spectacular game viewing and 180-degree panoramic views. Each supremely luxurious suite boasts a full en-suite bathroom with an additional outdoor shower. The spacious living area flows out to an expansive timber deck with a daybed – a magical space to spend the night under the silver-speckled skies with the sounds of the wild to lull you to sleep.

The lounge area, with its log fire and comfortable sofas, is a wonderful place to relax. The expertly prepared dishes are filled with simple flavors and fresh ingredients and are served either in the dining area or around a crackling log fire in the boma. Guests may request dinners to be served on their private decks.

Between safari activities, guests may cool off in the sparkling lap pool or indulge in the range of revitalizing and relaxing treatments available at the Bush Spa. A well-equipped gym and archery facilities are available for the more active guests.

Expert guides and trackers accompany guests on walking safaris, providing a wonderful opportunity to track animals on foot and discover the secrets of the plants and landscapes.

The Nwanetsi Concession spans four distinct ecological zones, featuring great biodiversity among birds and wildlife. The area is home to the Big Five, including famously large prides of mountain lions. Additionally, there are frequent sightings of cheetah, wild dog, hyena, giraffe, zebra, sable, waterbuck, hippo, wildebeest, kudu, and crocodile.

Birdlife is prolific, with over 300 species recorded in the region. Five vulture species are present: White-backed, Lappet-faced, White-headed, Hooded, and, less frequently, the Cape vulture. The red-billed and endangered yellow-billed oxpeckers are also residents of the region. Other notable species include the African pipit, Chestnut-backed sparrow-lark, Harlequin quail, and Southern black tit.

Singita Lebombo Lodge perches atop a rugged cliff in the remote wilderness of Nwanetsi, an exclusive 15,000-hectare concession on the eastern boundary of the Kruger National Park. This Afro-chic lodge stands dramatically among the boulders, overlooking the confluence of the Sweni and Nwanetsi rivers. This well-appointed lodge offers guests the quintessential African safari, accompanied by flawless service.

The main lodge at Lebombo Lodge provides breathtaking panoramic views from its expansive timber decks. The lounge area, with its log fire and cozy sofas, invites relaxation. Lebombo Lodge is celebrated for its exceptional cuisine and magnificent wine cellar. Guests may enjoy expert culinary creations, served either in the dining area, around the crackling boma fire, or on their private decks.

For their activities, guests can embark on dawn and dusk game drives, conducted by qualified rangers in open viewing vehicles. These drives guarantee sightings of diurnal and nocturnal wildlife. Between safaris, the lodge provides amenities such as a sparkling lap pool, relaxing or revitalizing treatments at the Bush Spa, and an equipped gym. Archery is also available for those seeking active pursuits.

Birdlife and Wildlife

The Nwanetsi Concession covers vast ecological diversity. Wildlife includes Africa's Big Five and large predators such as the lion and cheetah. Frequent sitings of endangered dogs wild zebar