Why travel with Singita?
Singita is an award-winning safari company for its luxury lodges in prime destinations across the African continent. Although we could sing their praises for all their ultra-luxurious, personalised experience (and we will), what they're best known for is being able to offer all of this while still being a leader in conservation and sustainability. With lodges throughout the countries of South Africa, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, and Rwanda, they have mapped out the best places to see and experiences to enjoy across Africa.
Singita has hosted plenty of glitterati and hotshots from across the globe because of its sterling reputation and flawless offering. Other than their many luxury lodges and camps, they also have the Singita Private Collection. Seven exclusive-use homes in some of the best destinations Africa has to offer, with complete privacy, seclusion and all-hands-on-deck personalised and dedicated service, it's the very best way to take on Africa. It's perfect for a family or group of friends who want to set the pace of their day themselves and a luxury home away from home.
Dedicated to their core purpose of being an ecotourism and conservation brand, first and foremost, by staying with Singita, you help them in their applaudable endeavours. The Singita brand dates back all the way to 1935 to the pioneering Bailes family's piece of land in Sabi Sand. And, since opening their very first lodge in 1993, Singita Ebony Lodge in Sabi Sand, South Africa, they've continued to gain momentum.
Today, they have 15 award-winning luxury lodges and camps in their growing and esteemed portfolio across four African countries. If you want to have a once-in-a-lifetime experience in Africa with your every need taken care of even before you realise it's a need, and you care deeply about protecting Mother Nature and her inhabitants, then Singita is the perfect fit for your dream African holiday.
Frequently Asked Questions
We've taken the liberty to answer everything you may need to know about Singita.
Singita has 15 luxury lodges and camps in their portfolio in four African countries, namely South Africa (Sabi Sand and Kruger National Park), Zimbabwe, Tanzania, and Rwanda.
Singita focuses on ultra-luxurious accommodation, emphasising sustainable and environmentally conscious hospitality. When staying at a Singita Lodge, you can expect to stay in some of Africa's prime safari destinations.
Their accommodation and service are defined by expert advice and guidance, tailored services, and personalised itineraries. Their selection of seven exclusive-use villas is also ideal for guests who want their own space and utmost privacy.
What makes a Singita experience special is that they tailor it to meet your individual needs and wants. It's also perfect for anyone from couples on honeymoon, groups travelling together, and families. Many of their lodges offer activities to keep the little ones happy and busy (and parents a break!).
Besides the expected luxury facilities and safari activities like game drives and guided safari walks, they also offer conservation activities. Singita is known for its wine collection, being one of Africa's most influential collectors, so you'll have plenty of cultivars to try during your stay. Wellness is also integral to a Singita experience, inviting you to switch off and enjoy their treatments and offerings in the most relaxing setting embrace of Mother Nature.
Yes, many of Singita's lodges and camps are family-friendly with dedicated kids programmes and activities to keep them entertained and learning at the same time.
Children of all ages are welcome at Singita Ebony Lodge, Singita Castleton, Singita Lebombo Lodge, Singita Sweni Lodge, Singita Pamushana Lodge, Singita Serengeti Lodge, and Singita Volcanoes National Park and Kataza House.
Children must be older than ten years old when staying at Singita Boulders Lodge, Singita Sabora Tented Camp, and Singita Mara River Tented Camp.
It's really all up to you! Of course, we highly recommend you visit them all! In South Africa, they have lodges in Kruger National Park and the Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve. These destinations are Big 5 safari paradises with plenty of activities on offer. The Sabi Sand is a bit more private and exclusive in general, with excellent leopard sightings. If you want something even more remote in the Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve, Zimbabwe is for you. Tanzania is best known for being host to part of the Great Migration, a wildlife show that will take your breath away! Then there's Rwanda, home to the endangered gorilla, for adventurous gorilla trekking adventures. Take your pick!
