South Africa
There are five lodges in two equally special parts of South Africa, both famous for their exquisite beauty and abundance of the ‘Big 5’. The founding lodges, Singita Ebony and Boulders Lodges and Castleton Camp are located within the Sabi Sand Reserve – the world’s best leopard viewing area. Singita Lebombo and Singita Sweni Lodges are found along the far eastern reaches of the Kruger National Park – a remote wilderness area known for its concentration of lions.
SOUTH AFRICAN LODGESTanzania
Each of Singita’s three spectacular Grumeti Reserves locations is positioned ideally on the renowned migratory route used by more than a million wildebeest every year. The area is home to large herds of game that provide incredible sightings all year round. Each of the lodges provide a unique experience: Sasakwa Lodge is positioned on Sasakwa Hill, providing dramatic, elevated views across the endless plains, Sabora Tented Camp celebrates flat open space and Faru Faru Lodge is situated in a diverse habitat.
TANZANIAN LODGESZimbabwe
Set in 130 000 acres of wild and untamed land, the Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve is a precious breeding sanctuary for endangered species such as the black rhino, and is home to an abundance of game, birds, and hundreds of Baobab trees. Pamushana Lodge comprises six luxurious suites and a magnificent villa incorporated into the natural environment and is set amongst lush gardens with breath-taking views over the Malilangwe lake.
ZIMBABWEAN LODGE