Accommodation Type
Contemporary luxury in the Klaserie — design-forward suites with Big Five on an unfenced concession
Intimate luxury in the Klaserie — six suites of refined safari elegance with Big Five and walking safaris
Sister camp to Klaserie Drift — intimate luxury with a more rustic, organic character
The original Thornybush lodge — established safari luxury with Big Five in a 14,000-hectare private reserve
Ultra-exclusive Thornybush lodge — just eight suites of refined luxury with private plunge pools
Luxury lodge on the Olifants River in Balule — Big Five with river views and outstanding guiding
Intimate waterfront lodge in Thornybush — six suites overlooking a productive waterhole
Value-for-money luxury in Thornybush — affordable Big Five safari without compromising on the bush experience
Stargazing safari lodge in Balule — Big Five by day, astronomy by night from a dedicated observatory
Multiple camps in Balule — choose from Billy's Lodge, Ezulwini River, or Ezulwini Game for different experiences
Welcoming family-run lodge in Balule — genuine Big Five safaris with a personal, homely atmosphere
Luxury lodge on a concession bordering Kruger near Numbi Gate — Big Five game drives included
The largest Kapama camp — family-friendly Big Five luxury with children of all ages welcome
Private concession lodge inside Kruger near Crocodile Bridge — Big Five with full-board luxury
International hotel brand meets Kruger safari — stylish lodge on the Crocodile River inside the park
Luxury Safari Lodges
Big 5
Kruger's first private lodge — where the legend of Jock of the Bushveld comes alive
Luxury Safari Lodges
Big 5
World-class eco-luxury cantilevered above the Sweni River inside Kruger National Park
Luxury Safari Lodges
Big 5
Singita's most intimate lodge — six glass-walled suites hidden in the riverine forest
Sleep in a luxury train carriage permanently stationed on a bridge above the Sabie River
Eco-luxury walking safari lodge on a private concession inside Kruger — sleep under the stars
Pioneer of luxury safaris — legendary leopard sightings across five distinct camps since 1926
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