Hotel in South Africa

Singita Kruger National Park

Extraordinary Experiences

Extraordinary Experiences

Safari

Safari

Located in a 15,000-hectare private concession within Kruger National Park, Singita Kruger National Park is made up of two lodges – Lebombo & Sweni – offering unparalleled luxury for travellers seeking excellent game viewing.

The Hotel

Ranked among the finest safari lodges in the world, Lebombo and Sweni both offer spacious suites with private decks, plunge pools, outdoor showers, and panoramic views. Lebombo has a contemporary, bold design inspired by the geology of the Lebombo Mountains. While Sweni has an earthier, classic safari aesthetic and is nestled along a riverine forest.

Amenities & experiences 

Undoubtedly, the main draw to this region is the incredible safari experience, and at Singita Kruger National Park, it’s quite literally on your doorstep. Widely recognised as a global leader in conservation tourism, Singita offers experiential experiences that have minimal impact on the land. Enjoy off-road game viewing on twice-daily drives, birding safaris, stargazing, nature walks, and community visits, to name a few. And if you aren’t out exploring, an in-suite spa treatment, yoga session, or dip in the pool might be more your tempo.

Dining & drinking

At Singita Kruger National Park, fine dining is fused with wild bush surroundings. Savour seasonal menus, locally sourced ingredients and traditional cuisine in dramatic settings – think boma dinners, riverbank dining and romantic meals on private decks.

 

VIP Benefits

  • Room upgrade upon arrival (subject to availability)
  • Daily breakfast for two
  • Early check-in and late checkout (subject to availability)
  • Additional amenity such as $100 resort credit or round trip airport transfers

*Benefits subject to change.

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