South Africa Camps & Lodges
Simbambili Game Lodge, Kruger National Park, South Africa
A Luxury Lodge or Hotel in South Africa
Camp Details
Tucked beneath Jackalberry and Knobthorn trees in the iconic Sabi Sand Reserve, Simbambili Game Lodge is a sophisticated sanctuary renowned for its prolific leopard sightings and warm, personalised hospitality. The lodge features 9 stylish suites, including the private Honeymoon and Waterhole Suites. Guests can unwind at the tranquil wellness center, enjoy seasonal cuisine on the deck overlooking the waterhole, or explore the wild with the lodge’s world-class guiding team.
Simbambili’s 9 spacious suites each sleep 2 and are designed to blend into the woodland landscape, each featuring a private deck, plunge pool, and shaded sala bed. All the suites offer the modern luxuries one would expect for a comfortable stay, including free-standing baths and twin vanities. For extra exclusivity, the Honeymoon Suite and Waterhole Suite are larger and more secluded, featuring their own indoor lounges and a romantic outdoor shower in the Honeymoon Suite.
WHY CHOOSE SIMBAMBILI GAME LODGE?
- Reconnect with your wild heart where the leopards roam.
- 9 luxury suites with savanna and waterhole views from en-suite bathroom and private plunge pool.
- Exclusive ‘Waterhole Suite’ with air-conditioned viewing lounge.
- Guests at Simbambili Game Lodge have the added delight of an onsite spa offering the latest beauty treatments with a range of luxuriant products and the added novelty of massages with a view over the rolling plains
Questions about Simbambili
Which suites should a couple ask for at Simbambili?
The Honeymoon and Waterhole suites sit at the far ends of the main area, so they are more spacious and more private than the others. The Waterhole Suite also has its own air-conditioned viewing lounge. All seven suites come with a private deck, plunge pool and shaded sala bed, with savanna or waterhole views.
What is the game viewing like in this part of the Sabi Sand?
The lodge lies in the northern Sabi Sand Game Reserve within Greater Kruger, an area known for prolific leopard sightings. It is built among old knobthorns and jackalberries and overlooks a waterhole, so elephant herds coming down to drink and warthogs in the mud are often visible from camp between drives.
Is there a spa, and what is the dining like?
There is an on-site spa offering beauty treatments and massages with a view over the plains. Meals use produce from the Thornybush Community Garden and local suppliers, ranging from a la carte dining to boma barbecues, with a leisurely bush breakfast and bush dinner during a stay. Rates start from ZAR 25,000 per person per night.
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Simbambili Game Lodge Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 01 January – 30 December | Suites | ZAR 27000 |
| 2027 | 01 January – 31 March | Suites | ZAR 27000 |
| 2027 | 01 April - 31 December | Suites | ZAR 29000 |
Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Simbambili Game Lodge rates include:
• Accommodation
• All meals and snacks
• All local drinks (soft drinks, house wine, selection of local beers, local spirits)
• Minibar drinks
• Morning and afternoon game drives in open safari vehicles, accompanied by experienced guides and trackers
• Wi-Fi
• Laundry
Questions about Simbambili
Which suites should a couple ask for at Simbambili?
The Honeymoon and Waterhole suites sit at the far ends of the main area, so they are more spacious and more private than the others. The Waterhole Suite also has its own air-conditioned viewing lounge. All seven suites come with a private deck, plunge pool and shaded sala bed, with savanna or waterhole views.
What is the game viewing like in this part of the Sabi Sand?
The lodge lies in the northern Sabi Sand Game Reserve within Greater Kruger, an area known for prolific leopard sightings. It is built among old knobthorns and jackalberries and overlooks a waterhole, so elephant herds coming down to drink and warthogs in the mud are often visible from camp between drives.
Is there a spa, and what is the dining like?
There is an on-site spa offering beauty treatments and massages with a view over the plains. Meals use produce from the Thornybush Community Garden and local suppliers, ranging from a la carte dining to boma barbecues, with a leisurely bush breakfast and bush dinner during a stay. Rates start from ZAR 25,000 per person per night.
Activities
Child Policy
Simbambili Game Lodge do not accept children under the age of 16.
Questions about Simbambili
Which suites should a couple ask for at Simbambili?
The Honeymoon and Waterhole suites sit at the far ends of the main area, so they are more spacious and more private than the others. The Waterhole Suite also has its own air-conditioned viewing lounge. All seven suites come with a private deck, plunge pool and shaded sala bed, with savanna or waterhole views.
What is the game viewing like in this part of the Sabi Sand?
The lodge lies in the northern Sabi Sand Game Reserve within Greater Kruger, an area known for prolific leopard sightings. It is built among old knobthorns and jackalberries and overlooks a waterhole, so elephant herds coming down to drink and warthogs in the mud are often visible from camp between drives.
Is there a spa, and what is the dining like?
There is an on-site spa offering beauty treatments and massages with a view over the plains. Meals use produce from the Thornybush Community Garden and local suppliers, ranging from a la carte dining to boma barbecues, with a leisurely bush breakfast and bush dinner during a stay. Rates start from ZAR 25,000 per person per night.
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