Singita Game Reserve

Singita Game Reserve

Singita Game Reserve - A South African Safari Lodge

Singita Game Reserve is situated over 18 000 hectares (45 000 acres) in the Sabi Sand Reserve alongside the Kruger National Park. Singita’s founding lodges, Singita Ebony and Singita Boulders are located in the Sabi Sand Reserve in South Africa. This private reserve is an area known for prolific wildlife and exclusive game viewing. The Sabi Sand lies adjacent to the Kruger National Park, and the absence of fencing means that animals migrate between the two reserves. Sabi Sand is situated on the perennial Sand River and this diverse habitat is home to a wealth of animals, plants and birds.

Singita Sabi Sand offers rare solitude and the ultimate in safari luxury on prime game viewing land recognised globally for its diversity and formidable concentration of big game and frequent leopard sightings. Guests can choose between three unfenced lodges, infused with the glamour and elegance of Singita.

Ebony and Boulders, overlooking the Sand River, offer lavish comforts that have earned Singita the highest international accolades. Each lodge accommodates just 24 guests in twelve air-conditioned suites. Guests can enjoy the complete exclusivity of a private pool and game viewing deck.

Castleton Camp is a sincerely inviting hideaway overlooking a well-frequented waterhole. Comprising a stone-walled ‘farmhouse’ and six charming rooms, this colonial homestead offers a welcoming ambience of understated luxury. Castleton Camp is booked as an exclusive retreat and can accommodate up to twelve guests at a time.

Singita Game Reserve Climate
Singita Game Reserve has various seasons, although game viewing is prolific throughout the year. During the summer season temperatures range from a minimum of 14.1 degrees Celsius (57.3 degrees Fahrenheit) to a maximum of 33.7 degrees Celsius (91.5 degrees Fahrenheit). During the winter season, temperatures range from a minimum of 9.4 degrees Celsius (48.9 degrees Fahrenheit) to a maximum of 28.5 degrees Centigrade (83.3 degrees Fahrenheit).
November through to December:
Very hot and humid with typical afternoon thundershowers.
January through to April: Drier months with very hot days.
During April the vegetation begins to change with the onset of autumn.
May to June: Cold temperatures are experienced at night
and at dawn during the winter months.
July to September: Spring is the height of the dry season
with the first rains beginning at the end of October.

Food and Beverage

- Singita Game Reserve cuisine ethic combines the best of local produce and international trends. Highly-skilled chefs, influenced by robust African flavours prepare delicious meals in a truly inspirational setting.
- Please inform the lodges beforehand of any special dietary requirements.
- Singita Ebony and Singita Boulders lodges boast their own wine cellars, offering some of the best wines from southern Africa.

Wellness
The epitome of every stay at Singita’s lodges is the luxurious care one indulges in at the health spa. Your Therapist offers treatments from the more conventional European massages to reflexology, manicures, facials and aromatherapy, or indulge in an uplifting body treatment. Gaze across the endless wonders of the African bush while working out in the modern fitness centre.