Singita Boulders Lodge

premier Camp | Sabi Sand Reserve, South Africa

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Named for the way it was creatively built around a massive boulder overlooking the Sand River, Singita Boulders Lodge was inspired by the extraordinary natural beauty of its location, the world-famous Sabi Sand Game Reserve. Blending harmoniously into the natural environment, this elegant lodge reflects both the tranquility and energy of this wild region, where guests explore one of the greatest wildlife areas on the planet.

Photo of Simon Krejcik

Our Expert Says

If you are looking for one of the most luxurious settings in a prime wildlife location, then the Boulder Lodge in Singita could be a perfect match. Private wildlife decks overlooking the Sand River are just one of many unique highlights of this property.

– Simon Krejcik


Photo: The Camp

The Camp

Location: Sabi Sand Game Reserve, South Africa
Number of Tents: 12

Merging seamlessly with its natural setting, Singita Boulders Lodge is a contemporary 12-suite safari camp that surpasses all common expectations with its private plunge pools, to its award-winning spa and impressive wine cellar. The embodiment of luxury, the lodge features grand stone architecture and contemporary African design. No detail has been spared in the suites: each has an en suite bathroom, indoor and outdoor showers, private heated swimming pool, double-sided fireplace, mini bar and fridge, safe, air conditioning, overhead fans, private lounge, direct-dial telephones and a private wildlife-viewing deck. A family suite is also available. Guests enjoy sweeping views from most parts of the lodge, and the observation deck is the perfect place to view the diverse array of wildlife drawn to the waters of the adjacent Sand River. The main lodge has a comfortable lounge, bar and traditional ‘boma’ where meals are served. A gymnasium and library offer relaxation options for guests.

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Photo: Facilities & Amenities

Facilities & Amenities

  • En suite bathroom with tub and indoor/outdoor showers
  • Shampoo, soap and lotion
  • Hair dryer
  • Air conditioning
  • Fireplace
  • Mini bar
  • 220v charging outlets in room
  • In-room safe
  • Private plunge pool
  • Central pool
  • Spa (extra cost)
  • Fitness center
  • Wi-Fi
  • Laundry included
  • All drinks included
  • Credit cards accepted (Visa, MasterCard, American Express)
  • Cellular coverage is intermittent

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Photo: Wildlife Viewing & Activities

Wildlife Viewing & Activities

The Sabi Sand Game Reserve is duly famous the world over for its exceptionally abundant and diverse wildlife. Guests at the exclusive Singita Boulders Lodge enjoy a front-row seat on all the action in this truly wild corner of Africa. The region is particularly famous for its big cats. Frequent, up-close encounters with leopards are common in the riverine forests that fringe the Sand River as it weaves its way through the property. Day and night drives in 4x4 safari vehicles may reveal prides of lion, herds of buffalo, dazzles of zebra, journeys of giraffe, parades of elephant, clans of hyena, crashes of rhino, and possibly even a glimpse of an elusive pack of wild dogs. The diversity of habitats here attracts a vast array of birdlife as well, with more than 400 species recorded. And for those with an interest in African culture, an impromptu visit to the neighboring villages is an essential experience.

The Sabi Sand is known for great leopard viewing, healthy rhino populations and the rest of the Big Five, making it a great wildlife destination for all levels of safari experience. The below chart helps to illustrate major wildlife sightings often experienced here. Other typical sightings may include warthogs, baboons and a number of other mammals, birds and reptiles. Exact sightings will depend on weather and wildlife movements.

Country Park/Reserve
Black Rhino
Buffalo
Cheetah
Eland
Elephant
Giraffe
Greater Kudu
Hippo
Hyena
Leopard
Lion
Sable Antelope
White Rhino
Wild Dog
Wildebeest
Zebra
South Africa Sabi Sand Reserve

Usually viewed
Frequently viewed
Occasionally viewed
Sporadically viewed
Rarely to never viewed

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Climate

Month Max Min Rainfall
January 84° F 68° F 3.86 in
28° C 20° C 98 mm
February 88° F 70° F 6.54 in
31° C 21° C 166 mm
March 88° F 68° F 5.24 in
31° C 20° C 133 mm
April 84° F 61° F 1.85 in
28° C 16° C 47 mm
May 81° F 50° F 0.43 in
27° C 10° C 11 mm
June 81° F 43° F 0.12 in
27° C 6° C 3 mm
July 77° F 43° F 0.16 in
25° C 6° C 4 mm
August 82° F 48° F 0.16 in
27° C 8° C 4 mm
September 82° F 57° F 0.55 in
27° C 13° C 14 mm
October 81° F 61° F 1.77 in
27° C 16° C 45 mm
November 84° F 66° F 6.61 in
28° C 18° C 168 mm
December 84° F 63° F 9.41 in
28° C 17° C 239 mm

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Photo: Conservation

Conservation

Singita Boulders Lodge supports the Singita Community Development Trust Fund, a pioneering community development program funded by Singita, donations from guests, and revenues generated from community tours. The fund delivers tangible benefits to local communities, including significant financial support for underfunded schools, many of which are educating the children of Singita staff. Singita also supports the Tshemba Hosi Care Center, which provides care for 100 physically and mentally disabled children. In addition, Singita is deeply invested in the training and professional development of its 200 staff members, most of whom are from nearby villages. Toward this end, it has established its own in-house Field Guide and Tracker Training Academy, which offers a comprehensive 6-month training program. Singita is also deeply committed to operating in an environmentally sensitive and sustainable manner and has received numerous awards and accolades for its efforts. By restricting the number of guests it accommodates, pressure on the land and wildlife is greatly minimized in the reserve.

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