A Singita stay is intimate by design. Vehicle ratios are kept low, guides are senior, and the lodges hold themselves to a standard of architectural restraint that lets the bush do the talking.
Every Singita rate is fully inclusive: all meals, premium wines and spirits, twice-daily game drives with senior guides, laundry, Wi-Fi and the conservation levy. The only extras are the cellar's rarest vintages and spa or gorilla trekking additions at Kwitonda. Rates start from $3,130 per person per night at Pamushana in Zimbabwe and from R54,290 in the South African properties.
Conservation is not an add-on. The Singita Lowveld Trust protects over 100,000 acres in the Sabi Sand, and the Grumeti Fund manages 350,000 acres in the Serengeti's western corridor. A meaningful share of every booking flows directly into these non-profit funds, funding anti-poaching, community development and habitat restoration across all four countries.
The wine programme is a genuine differentiator. Each lodge carries a cellar curated by the group's sommelier, with South African and international estates selected to match the setting. Bush dinners pair vintage with firelight, and Boulders Lodge in the Sabi Sand holds one of the most considered wine lists of any safari property in Africa.
Why book through safari.com? The rates are the same as booking direct. Our safari specialists know every Singita property personally, build multi-lodge itineraries across regions (Sabi Sand into the Serengeti, or the Serengeti paired with gorilla trekking in Rwanda), coordinate all flights and transfers, and reply in as little as 15 minutes during working hours.