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Singita Lebombo

Singita Lebombo

Kruger National Park

Opened 2003   Renovated 2016   $$$$

“Cantilevered wilderness citadel”

Design Luxe Local
Secluded

Condé Nast Traveler

“Catch the private side of South Africa’s top national park.” 
Condé Nast Traveler
Singita Lebombo — vibe

Vibe

Cantilevered glass and steel pavilions cling to rocky cliffs above the N'wanetsi River, looking out over thirty-three thousand acres of private wilderness.

“Cantilevered wilderness citadel”

Design

Cantilevered glass-and-steel pavilions by Cécile and Boyd perched like eagles' nests above the river cliff.

Luxe

Private 4x4 game drives with dedicated Shangaan trackers, tailored cellar tastings, and open-air star-bed turn-downs.

Local

Guided bush walks with Shangaan trackers and interactive classes at the on-site community culinary school.

Secluded

Perched above the N'wanetsi River on a private 33,000-acre concession in eastern Kruger National Park.

Singita Lebombo — rooms

Rooms

Glass-walled suites feature freestanding soaking tubs, outdoor showers, and timber decks with daybeds dressed in netting for sleeping under the stars.

Singita Lebombo — wellness

Wellness

A 25-meter lap pool runs alongside the cliff edge, paired with a bush-facing fitness room and open-air spa massages using indigenous botanicals.

Singita Lebombo — backstory

Backstory

Built under Singita's philosophy to touch the earth lightly, GAPP Architects and Cécile & Boyd modeled the riverfront structures on eagles' nests.

Singita Lebombo — eat & drink

Eat & drink

Guests gather around an interactive show kitchen, taste cellar vintages in the wine studio, and share fireside dinners in the open boma.

The neighborhood

Set high above the riverbed along Kruger's eastern border, the concession offers private game drives and guided bush walks with Shangaan trackers.

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