Singita's Sabi Sand lodges share an exceptional private stretch of the Sand River in the west of the reserve. Ebony is the original, Boulders its contemporary sister a short drive away, and Castleton a private homestead for a single party.
What unites them is the Singita standard: an enormous traverse that keeps vehicle numbers famously low, some of the most celebrated wine cellars in the safari world, and guiding and service polished to the point of invisibility.
The original — colonial-romantic suites under ancient trees, all canvas, leather and riverbank shade.
Sculptural stone and glass, cool and contemporary, opening onto the same stretch of the Sand River.
A private homestead taken on an exclusive-use basis — the whole house, staff and vehicle, yours alone.
Choosing between Ebony and Boulders is the real decision, and it's one we make with you: Ebony for classic safari romance and families, Boulders for lovers of architecture and cooler contemporary calm. Dry-season suites at either sell out first in the whole reserve — we plan those stays up to a year ahead.
That's exactly the conversation we're here for. Tell us who's travelling and what you're dreaming of, and we'll tell you honestly whether this is your lodge — or point you to the one that is.
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