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Open-sided lounge under a reed ceiling in the Kruger National Park.

Singita Lebombo Lodge

Kruger National Park | South Africa
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Glass Suites on the Cliffs above the N’wanetsi River

Perched above the N’wanetsi River in a private Kruger concession, Singita Lebombo Lodge blends glass-walled, eagle-nest architecture with wide-open wilderness. Thirteen airy one-bedroom suites and two two-bedroom suites (the latter with private plunge pools) set the stage for twice-daily game drives and guided walks. Between safaris, unwind in the new Wine Pavilion, the library or the pool, or book treatments in the spa, an ultra-modern take on classic safari living.

Price Per Person Sharing From:

USD 3,223 - 4,838
Rating | Exclusive Top-End
Glass-walled bedroom with a sofa and writing desk.

Highlights & What to Expect

  • 15 accommodations total: 13 one-bedroom suites + 2 two-bedroom suites (2BRs include private plunge pools); 4-bedroom Lebombo Villa available when both 2BRs are booked.
  • Signature cliffside setting above the N’wanetsi River with vistas toward the Lebombo Mountains in a private Kruger concession.
  • Twice-daily guided game drives with expert guides & trackers; walking safaris are included in the rate.
  • Main areas refreshed in 2026, with a Wine Pavilion, a Conservation Lounge and Gallery of Treasures, and a pool on the viewing deck.
  • Wellness facilities include a spa and fitness center; stargazing hosted on dedicated terraces.
  • Meaningful community connection via Singita’s Culinary School initiatives in South Africa.
  • Access via scheduled or charter flights to Satara airstrip (about 45 minutes by road to the lodge) or by road from Skukuza (2 to 3 hours).

Our Tours & Safaris that visit Singita Lebombo Lodge

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Overview of Singita Lebombo Lodge

Singita Lebombo occupies Singita’s private concession inside Kruger National Park, cantilevered above the N’wanetsi River where rugged cliffs meet the Lebombo Mountains.

Location & Setting

The unfenced setting allows wildlife to roam freely between Kruger and Mozambique’s frontier, with big-sky views from elevated decks. Days pivot between immersion on drives and quiet river-watching from the lodge’s terraces. Guests usually fly to Satara airstrip, a 45-minute drive from the lodge, or come by road from Skukuza in about two to three hours.

Rooms

Accommodation comprises 13 light-filled one-bedroom suites and two two-bedroom suites. All feature floor-to-ceiling glass, private viewing decks with daybeds, climate control and indulgent bathrooms with indoor and outdoor showers. The two-bedroom suites add private plunge pools and flexible family space; booked together, they form the four-bedroom Lebombo Villa with its own swimming pool and dedicated team. Interiors in steel, timber and stone echo the cliffs and frame the river and sky. Privacy is excellent, yet paths keep every suite a short stroll from the lodge’s social areas, pool, Wine Pavilion and library.

Facilities

The lodge’s heart is a multi-level complex of glass and decks overlooking the river, anchored by a swimming pool and generous viewing terraces. Social spaces include the Wine Pavilion for tastings, library/media rooms, lounge and bar, plus alfresco dining areas that glow after dark. A serene spa and a well-equipped fitness center support downtime between safaris, while stargazing terraces make the most of clear nights. Two guided game drives run daily, and walking safaris are included. Thoughtful touches such as charging points, good coffee and intuitive service make this contemporary icon as comfortable as it is bold.

The 2026 refresh added a Wine Pavilion, where bottles line floor-to-ceiling shelves around a central island and the cellar opens onto the Winter Lounge. Near the entrance, a Conservation Lounge and Gallery of Treasures shows work by Southern African artists beside objects found on the concession. Every suite is now double glazed, with opening windows for cross-ventilation. Children aged 10 and over can stay in any suite, and younger children are welcome in the two-bedroom suites.

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Woman in a sun hat leaning on the pool edge.
Suites on stilts in dense cliffside forest.
White freestanding bath in a timber dressing room.
Pride of lions sleeping on a dirt road beside a game vehicle.
Staff carrying lanterns to a fire pit at dusk.
Hippo yawning in the water.
Walking safari group in late afternoon dust.
Massage on a deck overlooking the river.

Amenities

  • Accommodations

    15

  • Airport Transfers

  • Bar & Lounge

  • Restaurant

  • Swimming Pool

  • Spa

  • Fitness Center

  • Library

  • Gift Shop / Curio Shop

  • Boma / Fire Pit

  • Viewing Deck

  • Childcare & Kids’ Club

  • Air Conditioning

  • Ceiling Fan

  • Wi-Fi

  • Laundry Service

  • In-room Safe

  • Minibar

  • Tea & Coffee

  • Mosquito Net

  • Outdoor Shower

  • Hair Dryer

  • Private Deck

  • Private Plunge Pool

  • Sustainable

  • Backup Power

  • Airstrip / Helipad

Activities

  • Game Drives

  • Night Drives

  • Walking Safari

  • Birdwatching

  • Photographic Safari

  • Wilderness Dining

  • Community Visits

  • Stargazing

Other Area Properties

Lebombo’s nearest neighbor is its sister lodge on the Sweni, while west of Satara the Mluwati concession and the SANParks camps show another side of central Kruger.

Glass-walled suite among trees at Singita Sweni Lodge.

Singita Sweni Lodge

Seven suites hidden in riverine trees on the Sweni, using the same concession roads in a leafier setting.

Rest camp bungalows at Satara.

Satara Rest Camp

Central Kruger’s big SANParks rest camp, where guided drives and walks are run by park rangers.

Raised tent on a teak walkway at Hamiltons Tented Camp.

Hamiltons Tented Camp

Named for Kruger’s first warden, a tented camp on the Mluwati concession for guests aged 12 and over.

Suite with a plunge pool at Imbali Safari Lodge.

Imbali Safari Lodge

Imbali’s suites line the Nwaswitsontso riverbed in central Kruger, each with a plunge pool of its own.

Last Updated: November 6, 2026 Curated By: Riaan Viljoen