Singita concession (Boulders and Ebony)

Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve, South Africa

Home to Singita's two Sabi Sand lodges, valued for absolute luxury and exclusivity.

Places in Singita concession (Boulders and Ebony)

Singita Boulders Lodge dining Exceptional cuisine paired with the lodge's six-star accommodation and design.
Singita Boulders Lodge bar A refined bar setting within the design-forward lodge.

Best time to visit: May to September (dry winter season), when sparse vegetation and animals congregating at waterholes make game viewing at its most reliable.
Getting around: Most guests fly into Skukuza or Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport before a light-aircraft or road transfer directly to their lodge; once inside the reserve, twice-daily open-vehicle game drives led by professional trackers and rangers are the primary way to explore.
Currency: South African Rand (R)
Language: English, Afrikaans and Xitsonga are widely spoken.
Timezone: SAST (UTC+2)
Current trends: Sabi Sands continues to anchor its reputation as the benchmark for private-reserve safari, with Singita Sabi Sand and Londolozi consistently topping global best-lodge rankings, while ultra-luxury rates of USD 1,500 to 3,500-plus per person per night reflect a growing market for fully-inclusive, guide-led wildlife experiences unbound by public-park vehicle limits.

Londolozi concession — Five camps run by the Varty family, known for iconic legacy and leopard history.
MalaMala concession — Three camps along the Sand River, prioritising guiding depth and river-front wildlife access.