KRUGER CONCESSIONS Singita Lebombo Lodge

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Singita Lebombo Lodge is located in a pristine concession in the world-famous Kruger National Park in South Africa. Situated along 15 000 hectares (33 000 acres) in the south eastern part of the Kruger National Park, the Singita Lebombo concession is an isolated slice of pristine wilderness. This area represents one of the few remaining unexplored territories in Africa where a unique wildlife population thrives across four different eco-zones.

The remote location of Singita Lebombo offers the gift of splendid luxury isolation. Singita Lebombo was inspired by the nests of wild eagles that view the world from heightened perspectives, and the glass-walled suites at Lebombo Lodge allow for elevated views over the Kruger National Park, effortlessly combining every comfort and elegance you would expect to find in the world's best hotels.

The interior design of Singita Lebombo Lodge mixes cutting-edge contemporary styles with wide-open spaces and enormous blue African skies. Here, nature's elements are intricately woven into the overall design to enhance the drama of the wild surroundings. Constructed of glass, slatted wood and bleached branches, Lebombo has been called an architectural masterpiece - so, it's no wonder that Tatler UK magazine called this unique lodge "A cause for global celebration".

Situated across four ecological zones, the Singita concession is found in the diverse habitat in the shadow of the Lebombo Mountain range. The rocky outcrops provide a unique habitat for a range of diverse animal species so superb game viewing is the norm in this area.

The main lodge boasts an open-plan lounge area complete with a library and basic internet and computer facilities. Dining areas overlook the expanse of the Lebombo concession and there is also a gymnasium, health spa, wine cellar, traditional boma, and a swimming pool on the property. Tariffs include all-suite accommodation, three meals per day and open Land Rover safaris accompanied by experienced guides and trackers.