Singita is recognised as one of Africa’s most influential collectors of wine, with an extensive cellar showcasing a premium selection of wines, including some of the continent’s most sought-after private reserves, including exclusive release, limited single vineyard and rare auction wines. It’s safe to say that wine is a key ingredient of the unique Singita experience. Personalised wine tastings within the unique ambience of each lodge’s own temperature-controlled cellar are a true guest favourite, for connoisseurs and casual tasters alike. Singita’s experienced sommeliers are able to guide guests through a variety of wine styles, years and cultivars to find the wines most suited to their individual tastes.

Eight of the luxury suites at Singita Ebony Lodge are ideal for singles and couples traveling together. There's also one inter-leading unit available for groups traveling together. There are two Lewis suites that are ideal for families with teenage children. The suites are right next to each other and within close proximity to the main lodge area. There are also two family suites that are ideal for families with small children. The family suites include an en-suite master bedroom and an en-suite twin bedroom as well as a dining and lounge veranda area with a stone fireplace, and a private viewing deck with heated plunge pool.

And lastly, the Singita Ebony Villa which comprises the two family suites with access to an additional private lounge, swimming pool and deck area, which connects these two individual suites. Ebony Villa includes a private guide and vehicle, chef, host and banakeli (personal waiter). There is a private entrance and boma, so small groups searching for complete seclusion will be at ease. The Ebony Villa is suited to up to four adults and four children under 12 years, or up to six adults and teenagers.

Design is a fresh and contemporary interpretation of the classic African lodge, combining tented camp and bush lodge elegance. Guests are immersed in nature with huge open spaces and interiors inspired by a combination of local tribal culture and the animal kingdom.

As the original Singita Lodge, Singita Ebony Lodge, stands steadfast amongst enormous trees on the banks of the Sand River in a privately owned 45,000 acre game reserve in the Sabi Sand Reserve, adjacent to the Kruger National Park. This area is fondly known as ‘big cat country’.