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    The Kruger, South Africa

    Singita Lebombo

    A strikingly modern design in the bush

    Perched dramatically on a cliff, Lebombo offers fantastic views across Singita’s Kruger Concession

    Lebombo’s contemporary design acts as a counterpoint to the rugged landscape making it an architectural and design landmark. The large, spacious interiors are dressed in clean whites and feature vast windows which reveal the contrasting landscape outside. A spacious deck area with a long pool and comfortable outdoor beds for lounging, makes Lebombo a superior choice.

    The fifteen suites sit on various points of the hill, each decorated with a delicate balance of man-made and natural materials. Bleached branches adorn the roofs whilst floor to ceiling windows let the light in, providing a light, spacious feel. As well as the communal areas of the lodge, guests can enjoy the spa and curio shop.

    The game driving here is exemplary with excellent guides and trackers as well as comfortable vehicles. All in all, a stunning safari experience and beautiful lodge in terms of both design and feel.

     

    Highlights

    15 suites with indoor, outdoor showers, bathtub and private deck area

    Large communal pool

    Lounge, bar and restaurant

    Spa and gym

    Curio shop

    Childminding services

    Twice daily game drives

    Guided bush walks on request

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    Places to combine Singita Lebombo with

    One&Only Cape Town

    South Africa

    One&Only Cape Town

    Situated on the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, One&Only Cape Town is an invitation to experience the Cape Town at its most captivating. With uninterrupted views of Table Mountain and direct access to the marina’s cosmopolitan energy, this retreat blends exclusivity with the pulse of Cape Town’s thriving cultural scene. Set amidst a network of tranquil private waterways, the hotel offers an extraordinary sense of seclusion, yet remains just steps from the city’s premier design boutiques, acclaimed restaurants and lively bars. Step onto your private balcony to take in spellbinding views including Table Mountain’s rugged silhouette bathed in golden light at sunrise and the serene waters of the marina shimmering at dusk.

    Dining at One&Only Cape Town is a celebration of South Africa’s culinary diversity. At Ochre, the flavours of the Cape are reimagined in dishes that honour tradition while embracing modern sophistication. Just steps away, the sunlit terrace of Isola invites you to linger over fresh salads, colourful poke bowls and crisp wood-fired flatbreads, all accompanied by the gentle soundtrack of rippling water. For an exquisite evening, Nobu Cape Town, the only African outpost of the legendary Nobu Matsuhisa, offers an elevated take on Japanese-Peruvian fusion. One&Only Cape Town’s Wine Loft is a sanctuary for oenophiles. Immerse yourself in the artistry of winemaking with expert guidance and rare, sought-after bottles.

    Hidden within the hotel’s private waterways, the One&Only Spa is a secluded island of tranquility. Twelve serene treatment rooms await, where ESPA-trained therapists create bespoke wellness journeys. Afterward, recline in the spa’s lush garden, where relaxation is paired with nourishing refreshments. For those seeking more movement, the One&Only Fitness Centre is a state-of-the-art space offering high-energy boot camps and kettlebell training as well as personalised yoga sessions on the summit of Table Mountain. You can also embark on a guided hike up Lion’s Head, where panoramic views reward your climb with a breathtaking perspective of the city below.

    Tswalu Kalahari Reserve

    The Kalahari

    Tswalu Kalahari Reserve

    The malaria free Tswalu Reserve, owned by the Oppenheimer family, consists of over 100,000 hectares of the ‘green’ Kalahari grasslands home to eighty mammal species and 340 varieties of bird.

    Furthermore, the reserve is not further divided up into concessions or reserves and the only accommodation is the Motse Camp and Tarkuni House, which only allow for a maximum of thirty guests at one time in the entire of Tswalu. If you are staying for three nights or more you’ll also get a complimentary private vehicle, guide and tracker to make this your very own private Kalahari. The motto is, if you see another Range Rover on your game drives, complain.

    And whilst you really couldn’t get any further from a package holiday, the accommodation at Tswalu truly does have it all ‘wrapped up’ as far as a five-star safari lodge goes, with more luxury, authenticity, exclusivity and conscientiousness than any other in Africa. Having won awards for both their spa and conservation work, you just have to see the efforts they make to look after the wildlife and support local communities to know the lengths they go to look after you.

    Ariel view of waves breaking on a forested shoreline