HOTELS Singita Sweni Lodge - Luxury In The Kruger National Park

Singita Sweni Lodge - Luxury In The Kruger National Park

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Kruger Park South Africa Africa
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Tucked away in the trees of the Kruger National Park, Singita Sweni Lodge is a private oasis at the edge of the Sweni River. The property lies on a 33,000-acre private land within the national park surrounded by unique flora and fauna in four different eco-zones.

The lodge is beautifully crafted from wood and large glass panels that let you see the nature around you. There are 6 one-bedroom suites, which can be reserved individually or all together for a large family or group of people. All meals, as well as premium wines and spirits, are included. You will also have an experienced guide to take you on Land Rover safaris, mountain biking, and bush walks.

If you wonder what you can expect to see, the list is quite extensive. You are likely to spot elephants, leopards, a large pride of lions, white rhinos, black rhinos, buffaloes, hippopotamuses, cheetahs, and sables. While at the lodge, you can jump to the swimming pool, in the main lodge area, or relax in the spa.

Beware that the Kruger National Park is a malaria zone. You will need to take medication or protect yourself from the mosquitoes.

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Singita Sweni Lodge in the Kruger National Park
Singita Sweni Lodge bridge
Singita Sweni Lodge lounge and dining place with open view on the nature
Singita Sweni Lodge dining in the evening
Bedroom in the open
Singita Sweni Lodge bathroom at the large windows
Singita Sweni Lodge living room
Singita Sweni Lodge terrace
Singita Sweni Lodge swimming pool
Kruger National Park wild dining
Kruger National Park rocks
Sweni River at the Kruger National Park

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PRICE FROM $1,288


Sweni River, Kruger National Park, South Africa


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