Singita Lebombo Lodge is built on stilts above the Nwanetsi River in a private concession within Kruger National Park, its glass-and-steel architecture among the most contemporary in African safari design, suspended between riverbanks like a series of bridges.
Glass-fronted suites elevated above the riverbed on individual stilted platforms, each with a private deck and plunge pool overlooking the water below.
A design-forward, contemporary dining programme with an award-winning wine cellar, consistent with Singita’s broader reputation across its African portfolio.
Game drives across the private concession’s varied terrain, one of the least crowded areas within greater Kruger, alongside guided walks and a dedicated wine and culinary programme.
The Lebombo concession supports the full range of Kruger’s Big Five, with the Nwanetsi River corridor drawing consistent leopard and elephant activity within view of the lodge itself.
The lodge’s elevated glass suites allow for genuine wildlife photography from the room itself, with elephant and other game passing directly beneath some decks.
Singita’s Kruger concessions fund extensive anti-poaching operations and long-term ecological research across greater Kruger’s private land network.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
