Singita Lebombo Lodge is situated in the Nwanetsi Concession Area in the Kruger National Park. This Kruger Park lodge is located in a remote wilderness with a large concentration of game.

Singita Lebombo rests lightly among the ancient boulders of the Lebombo Mountains overlooking the African plain where 2 rivers meet. At Singita Lebombo, guests will be able to experience the real Africa, majestic, unfiltered and unadorned.

Guests stay in luxurious suites elevated on stilts along the cliff side. Look out from your timber and glass suite and enjoy the breathtaking views over the African bush. The suites all have floor to ceiling glass walls, ideal for game viewing.

Dine indoors or out while watching game traverse the vast open grassland. Singita Lebombo's dedicated Bush Spa offers a comprehensive activity and personal treatment programme, while the African Trading Store showcases some of Africa's finest and most exclusive clothing, artworks and decorative ware.

Spot African wildlife at this Kruger Park lodge with one of their open Land Rover game drives. Alternatively experience the African bush up close with an optional walking safari guided by experienced rangers and game trackers.
Singita Lebombo offers a style experience as well as an African safari, and the two make an exquisite combination. The 15 suites, or lofts as they like to call them, are at various levels on the slopes of the river gorge, and perch almost on tip toes so as to minimize impact on the land. Spiky cactus-like Lebombo Euphorbia are a signature feature of the hilly landscape and together with the creamy rock formations, give the region a somewhat tropical feel, yet at the same time a very wild African appeal. These contrasts, both in environment and architecture, combine to make Singita Lebombo Safari Lodge absolutely unique.

The Village & Spa - located just minutes away from both Singita Lebombo and Singita Sweni lodges - is a browsing experience to please all your shopping senses, while the Spa takes care of the other senses. Alcoves display stylish (and not always expensive) jewllery, African artifacts, art and sculptures, plus a range of crafts and clothes. There is also a little wine bar and coffee lounge to encourage you not to rush.