Ebony Lodge exemplifies the traditional safari and the luxury of colonial styling.
Boulders Lodge is the epitome of unperturbed refinement in Africa. Thatch and coarse stone stacks against cool white, leather, linen and highly shone floors.
Castleton Lodge, once the private home of the Bailles family, is a quaintly opulent farmhouse lodge available for single groups of up to twelve guests.
In the Kruger National Park's southeast, on the border with Mozambique, Lebombo concession is pristine, unexplored expanse of surreal flora, sweeping valleys and breathtaking splendour.

Lebombo Lodge is a tour de force of glass, water, steel and timber with cliff-side lofts that are light and meditative.
Sweni Lodge combines dark timber, smooth textures, fine finishes and vibrant flashes of avocado, kiwi and lime like slivers of sunlight in the shade.
Singita Private Game Reserve - An unsurpassed location
The Singita Private Game Reserve lies in the heart of the Sabi Sand Reserve, a world-renowned wildlife Mecca on South Africa's glorious eastern escarpment, in the Province of Mpumulanga. Sabi lies adjacent to the Kruger National Park, though no fences exist between the two, allowing the animals free roam across the wild expanses.

Wildest Africa
Wildlife in the Sabi Sand Reserve lives up to its international reputation. Abundant in the Big Five and myriad smaller creatures, the reserve is bisected by the Sand River, an important source of water and a consistent place of refuge on the animals' endless migration. The lie of the land is perfectly suited to game viewing. Groves of acacia thornveld, Marula trees and flatcrowns give way to open expanses of grassland, where zebra, antelope and wildebeest graze, ever wary of the threat of the large cats. Drainage lines and dry river beds are leopard territory, these majestic cats are often spotted poised in the fork of a tree with a good vantage of the ground below.

Deposit
A payment of 25% of the accommodation charge is required upon receipt of confirmation voucher. Receipt of stipulated deposit will confirm booking.
Suggested arrival time is after 12 noon with check-in from 13.00pm. Suites must be vacated by 11.00am for the convenience of arriving guests. Late departure times can be arranged at the lodge, subject to availability of suites.

Groups and Incentives
Kindly contact our Groups and Incentives Department at the Cape Town office for details.
Catering Requirements
Please inform Reservations of any special dietary requirements and we will do our utmost to oblige.
Private Land Rovers
The sole use of Land Rovers can be arranged upon request, subject to availability, and will be at an additional charge.

Winter Months (May to September, 3°C- 22°C / 37°F- 72°F)
Very warm insulated parkas and scarves for the night safaris.
Light sweaters, jeans and shorts for everyday wear
Summer Months (October to April, 15°C- 38°C / 59°F- 100°F)
Cool cotton clothing, T-shirts and shirts (preferably in neutral colours)
Jeans or trousers for evening wear (temperatures can drop to around 18°C / 64°F)

Facilities at Each Lodge (Sabi Reserve)
Lounge and timber-deck dining areas overlooking the Sand River, bar area and open boma, gymnasium, health spa, library, wine cellar and swimming pools
Facilities at each lodge (Lebombo Concession)
Lounge and timber-deck dining areas overlooking the N'wanetsi / Sweni Rivers, bar area and open boma, gymnasium and health spa, library with internet facilities, wine cellar and swimming pool.

Activities
Early morning game drives; afternoon into spotlit evening game drives in open Land Rovers; guided bush walks, seasonal and community tours.
Internet, satellite TV and fax facilities are available to our guests at all lodges.
Children and Extra beds
We regret that we are unable to accommodate children under 10 years of age unless either lodge is block-booked by the same group or family. Children under 12 sharing with adults: less 50% of tariff, only if the lodge is block-booked. Extra beds in the suites cannot be provided.

The seasons at Singita
November through December
Our summer months are very hot and humid with either continual rains or very typically afternoon thundershowers which generally clear before the game drives depart. Lots of young animals are born during this time notably the Impala lambs, which are beautiful but vulnerable to predators.

January to March
These are normally drier months with very hot days. There are lots of beautiful migratory birds during this Summer period. Early morning drives with early returns to escape the heat, are typical.
Please remember to bring hats, sunscreen and to take malaria prophylaxis (see our note on Malaria precautions, which we recommend be taken throughout the year) as well as rain protection gear (we do provide ponchos). Please note umbrellas are not taken on the game drives when it's raining.
April
The vegetation starts changing from thick lush green bush to a slightly sparser browning bush during this Autumn period. The temperatures start cooling down at night but daytime is still warm. Potential scattered thundershowers can be experienced in the afternoons.

May to June
Cold temperatures are experienced at night and at dawn during our winter months. Warm clothing is recommended such as gloves, scarves, beanies (knitted caps) and insulated jackets. Large herds of elephants start moving back into the area. The vegetation becomes totally brown and trees start losing leaves. Visibility during drives is enhanced due to sparser vegetation. The N'wanetsi River becomes a major game attraction
July to September
This period is very dry in the bush with very cold night temperatures and therefore chilly during the early morning and late afternoon game drives. Game viewing is generally fantastic as the visibility is good and the game is concentrated around any water source.
September to October
Spring is the height of the dry season boasting hot dry winds and colourless, sparse vegetation. Because the rivers and dams are low, high concentrations of game can be viewed at these areas and game viewing in general is very good. The first rains may start towards the end of October and the signs of spring and a new wet season are evident.