Kruger National Park
Enquire NowKnown around the world as South Africa’s largest and oldest national park, the Kruger is an exciting safari destination with incredible biodiversity. It has the largest population of the world’s southern white rhino, and is home to the highly endangered African wild dog, of which there are only hundreds in the whole country. Over 500 species of birds and almost 150 mammal species, there is an abundance of game that has attracted both privately guided and self-drive tourists for over 100 years.
Coursing rivers and dry riverbeds, open savannah, indigenous forests, and rocky outcrops are all contained within this almost-20 000 square kilometre park. Kruger’s private concessions are perhaps the most pristine and magnificent areas of the park. They are leased out on a long-term basis to private entities who pledge to protect and enhance the natural abundance under a conservation contract. Here, on Singita and Lion Sands private concessions, guests are accommodated in the lap of luxury in an areas of Kruger not open to the public. Sublime exclusivity, world renowned hospitality, safari quality, and carefully selected guides create this private Kruger National Park experience.
Accommodation in the Kruger National Park
Rhino Plains Camp
Rhino Plains Camp is not only distinctive in its design with only four East African Safari-style tents, but also in the way things are done. Trails take up to four hours allowing one to submerse one’s senses in a hands-on experience. What sets it apart is the combination of the wealth of knowledge and experience of our highly qualified trails guides and unique elegance of the furnishings and treasured antiques, quality of food and service, and presence of a cool plunge pool in which to enjoy a cocktail overlooking the plain between walks.
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Pel’s Post Lodge
Pel’s Post Lodge accommodates only 8 guests in 4 unique stand-alone, open plan suites. A personal chef, private vehicle and guide offers guests the luxury of setting their own pace while on safari. This exclusive-use camp, perched along the Luvuvhu river bank, offers unparalleled views of the vast remote wilderness and river below. Game drives and walking safaris are undertaken in what is arguably one of the most scenically beautiful and diverse wilderness areas in the Kruger National Park. Ideal for small groups and families looking to indulge in their own private bush getaway.
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The Outpost
The Outpost, located in the Makuleke Concession in northern Kruger National Park, comprises one large main building and twelve stand-alone living spaces set against the side of a hill overlooking the Luvuvhu River, all connected by a 500m long walkway made of Zimbabwean teak. Italian born architect Enrico Daffonchio designed The Outpost. Using simple, clean lines and combining elements of steel, concrete and open space, the unashamedly contemporary design of The Outpost emphasises its beautiful surrounds but blends and preserves the wilderness that is its home.
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Pafuri Camp
Stretching along the north bank of the Luvuvhu River, near to its confluence with the Limpopo in the far north of the Kruger National Park, Pafuri Camp is located. It is here, on the ancestral land of the Makuleke people, sheltered under thatch, that the en-suite luxury tents – twelve for couples or singles and seven for families of up to four – are positioned with sweeping views over the Luvuvhu. The communal area offers al-fresco dining, a bush bar, a swimming pool and plenty of space to laze about in the shade of the giant trees that overhang the camp. Breakfast, lunch, high tea and dinner are served on decks above the river.
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Sweni Lodge
Sweni Lodge exudes a sense of intimacy and seclusion in the dappled shade on the banks of the Sweni River. Sweni is soft and intimate, the small and cozy yet modern lodge is cocooned in tranquility and nestled on the banks of the Sweni River. Daily game drives with professional guides and trackers provide the perfect opportunity to get up close to Africa’s incredible animals, while spot lit nighttime drives reveal the elusive magic of nocturnal Africa.
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Lebombo Lodge
Lebombo Lodge is an architectural icon in the safari world. Inspired by the perching nests of eagles, the 15 glass cuboid suites cantilever out from the rock face and offer panoramic vistas across the Sweni River and climbing hills beyond. The interiors are as spectacular as the lodge’s dramatic situation: lavish lounging, dining and pool areas and cutting-edge contemporary style.
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Narina Lodge
Narina Lodge has nine private suites, making it a very personal experience. Like the bird it was named after (the narina trogon), the lodge is unobtrusive, yet undeniably beautiful, blending perfectly with the riverine forest vegetation. The main deck is on stilts overlooking the Sabie River, and the suites are connected by an elevated wooden walkway. Life at Narina has a timeless quality, where you can get lost in a moment, and take the time to really explore this piece of Africa on the banks of the Sabie River.
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Tinga Lodge
When you’re right on the Sabie River, watching the animals, surrounded by bush and sky, you really feel like you’ve escaped from the world. With 5000 hectares of wild bush in this private concession within the world-renowned Kruger National Park, you can go exploring off-road and follow the footsteps of the leopard, track down a herd of elephant or simply wait for them to come to you. Tinga Lodge has nine private suites, making it a very personal experience, exuding the atmosphere of a classic safari lodge.
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