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South Africa

Lebombo Lodge

PLAN MY TRIP

Set on the banks of the N’wanetsi Rive and the distinctive Lebombo Euphorbia tree for which it is named, the Lebombo Lodge offers dramatic luxury and a bold, contemporary safari lodge.

The thirteen luxury suites and two-bedroom villa are equipped with every amenity in mind. Glass, wood, steel, and natural elements combine for a one-of-a-kind blend of comfort and opulence. Inside, beds welcome with soft Egyptian cotton bedding and silky-soft throws. A layered lattice ceiling, en-suite bathroom and shower, mini bar and fridge, room safe, air-conditioning, overhead fans, and more complete the private indoor suite. Outside is a personal viewing deck with a shower and bath; also, guests can enjoy the opportunity to sleep outdoors on the romantically draped daybed. The private-use villa comprises two two-bedroom suites with an open-plan kitchen, private pool, its boma, and dedicated private staff.

The N’wanetsi concession where Lebombo Lodge is located is one of the most remote and unexplored wilderness areas in South Africa. Lebombo borders Mozambique and is situated in the eastern part of South Africa’s Kruger National Park, the second largest reserve in Africa. An unparalleled variety of both plant and animal populations are concentrated in N’wanetsi and thrive in the area’s four different eco-zones, including the “Big Five” and four notable lion prides.

In addition to twice-daily game drives in Land Rovers led by professional guides and trackers, guests can request guided safari walks and private game drives. Many of these trips are successful in providing guests with unrestricted views of local lion, leopard, buffalo, elephant, and rhinoceros populations. For the more adventurous, mountain biking with a guide and tracker over rugged terrain provides a thrilling look at the bushveld. The lodge even has archery lessons available. With clear skies overhead, stargazing through telescopes is a popular pastime here. Children have their own specialty activities such as baking with the chef and a mini rangers course that includes lessons in tracking and astronomy.

The main dining area as well as the open plan lounge and bar area showcase panoramic views of the river and bush. A traditional boma lets guests dine under the stars. Other main lodge features include a swimming pool, library, spa with fully-equipped gymnasium, and internet connections. Visitors can enjoy the teeming wildlife from the comfort of the sweeping lodge viewing deck or from the relaxing lap pool deck. Large, white-cushioned sunbeds, sleek finishes, and natural African elements contribute to the lodge’s sophisticated, contemporary design. There is even a boutique for authentic carving and jewelry by local artisans.

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South Africa

Lebombo Lodge

PLAN MY TRIP

Set on the banks of the N’wanetsi Rive and the distinctive Lebombo Euphorbia tree for which it is named, the Lebombo Lodge offers dramatic luxury and a bold, contemporary safari lodge.

The thirteen luxury suites and two-bedroom villa are equipped with every amenity in mind. Glass, wood, steel, and natural elements combine for a one-of-a-kind blend of comfort and opulence. Inside, beds welcome with soft Egyptian cotton bedding and silky-soft throws. A layered lattice ceiling, en-suite bathroom and shower, mini bar and fridge, room safe, air-conditioning, overhead fans, and more complete the private indoor suite. Outside is a personal viewing deck with a shower and bath; also, guests can enjoy the opportunity to sleep outdoors on the romantically draped daybed. The private-use villa comprises two two-bedroom suites with an open-plan kitchen, private pool, its boma, and dedicated private staff.

The N’wanetsi concession where Lebombo Lodge is located is one of the most remote and unexplored wilderness areas in South Africa. Lebombo borders Mozambique and is situated in the eastern part of South Africa’s Kruger National Park, the second largest reserve in Africa. An unparalleled variety of both plant and animal populations are concentrated in N’wanetsi and thrive in the area’s four different eco-zones, including the “Big Five” and four notable lion prides.

In addition to twice-daily game drives in Land Rovers led by professional guides and trackers, guests can request guided safari walks and private game drives. Many of these trips are successful in providing guests with unrestricted views of local lion, leopard, buffalo, elephant, and rhinoceros populations. For the more adventurous, mountain biking with a guide and tracker over rugged terrain provides a thrilling look at the bushveld. The lodge even has archery lessons available. With clear skies overhead, stargazing through telescopes is a popular pastime here. Children have their own specialty activities such as baking with the chef and a mini rangers course that includes lessons in tracking and astronomy.

The main dining area as well as the open plan lounge and bar area showcase panoramic views of the river and bush. A traditional boma lets guests dine under the stars. Other main lodge features include a swimming pool, library, spa with fully-equipped gymnasium, and internet connections. Visitors can enjoy the teeming wildlife from the comfort of the sweeping lodge viewing deck or from the relaxing lap pool deck. Large, white-cushioned sunbeds, sleek finishes, and natural African elements contribute to the lodge’s sophisticated, contemporary design. There is even a boutique for authentic carving and jewelry by local artisans.

Safari Camps
Points of Interest
Hotels & Resorts
Journeys