Lion Sands Narina Lodge

Lion Sands Narina Lodge is a destination where one can completely restore your energy and allow you to truly relax. Situated directly along the Sabie River, you are treated to great wildlife sightings. You are constantly surrounded by bush and sky, it almost feels as if you are in a different world. With over 5000 hectares of wildness, this private concession within the world-renowned Kruger National Park, explore this reserve off-road, or follow the footsteps of a leopard.

Lion Sands Narina Lodge boasts nine Luxury Suites, perched on stilts among 100-year-old trees just up from the Sabie River. The main area is enhanced by natural décor and open design, extending out to generously furnished decks. From here there are views of animals feeding on the opposite bank, and you can engage in the social chatter this inevitably stirs or meditate on the rustle of the leaves.

The Suites are built to afford complete privacy in a wilderness where you can watch the animals come down to the river from your pool and deck, as well as bed and bath. Glass sliding doors and windows open up your sanctuary to the outside, while a romantic canopy bed, sink-into-me couches, an egg bath you can wallow in up to your chin, and a personal bar all add to the delight of being in Africa – in style.

About The Kruger National Park

The largest game reserve in South Africa, the Kruger National Park is larger than Israel. Nearly 2 million hectares of land that stretch for 352 kilometres (20 000 square kilometres) from north to south along the Mozambique border, is given over to an almost indescribable wildlife experience. Certainly, it ranks with the best in Africa and is the flagship of the country’s national parks - rated as the ultimate safari experience.

Lying in the heart of the Lowveld is a wildlife sanctuary like no other, its atmosphere so unique that it allows those who enter its vastness to immerse themselves in the unpredictability and endless wilderness that is the true quality of Africa.

The Kruger National Park lies across the provinces of Mpumalanga and Limpopo in the north of South Africa, just south of Zimbabwe and west of Mozambique.