Singita Castleton Lodge consists of a main house with communal living spaces, and accommodation located in six individual cottages within the grounds, catering for up to 12 people. It is steeped in history, capturing the spirit of the original Castleton house, giving the lodge a historical and comforting nature. Singita Castleton has been designed to combine the best elements of a private safari lodge with the rustic charms of a country farmhouse,
with the added benefit of extensive high-end facilities, including a vast garden, swimming pool, wine cellar, gym, tennis court and spa treatment room. Guests can relax together in the courtyard, gather around the traditional ‘boma’ or meet in the country-style kitchen, yet the individual cottages allow guests to retreat to the privacy of their own space as and when it’s needed. All of this is overlooking a waterhole where animals regularly gather to drink.
Singita Castleton Lodge consists of a main house with communal living spaces, and accommodation of six individual cottages within the grounds, catering for up to 12 people. It is steeped in history, capturing the spirit of the original Castleton house, giving the lodge a historical and comforting nature. Botanical art references, luxurious bedding, country furniture and flagstone floors add a nostalgic and time-honoured ambience. The individual cottages at Castleton Lodge allow guests to retreat to the privacy of their own space as and when it’s needed. All of this is overlooking a waterhole where animals regularly gather to drink.
Daily game drives with professional guides and trackers provide the perfect opportunity to get up close to Africa’s incredible animals, while evening drives reveal the elusive magic of nocturnal Africa. Our game drives are all conducted in state-of-the-art Land Rovers, each accommodating a maximum of six guests. Key Species You Are Likely to See: During your stay at Singita Ebony Lodge, you are likely to spot a great variety of wildlife, including species such as leopard, lion, rhino, large herds of buffalo, elephant, reedbuck, hyena, hippopotamus, nyala, cheetah, wild dogs and many types of birds.
Children of all ages are welcome at Castleton lodge and they may participate on game drives, at the guide’s discretion.
BY ROAD: Recommended route from Johannesburg: • N12/N4 to Nelspruit. • R40 from Nelspruit to Hazyview. • R536 from Hazyview towards Paul Kruger gate. • After 36 km, pass Lisbon Store, then turn left onto gravel road. • Pay R160 per vehicle (ZAR) for vehicle entrance fee and R40 per person (subject to change). The entrance fee can only be confirmed at the time of making your reservation. • Enter Sabi Sand Reserve at Shaw's Gate. Follow Singita signs to lodge (approximately 28 km). BY AIR: • Federal Air offers a daily return flight direct to Singita Sabi Sand from Johannesburg’s O.R. Tambo International Airport. • There are daily scheduled flights currently operated by SA Airlink into Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport (KMIA), situated between Nelspruit and White River. • Federal Air provides air transfers to and from KMIA and Singita Sabi Sand. • Download Federal Air's flight schedules and rates for further details. • Private air charters are also available, on request. • Pilots are advised to broadcast their intentions on frequency 124.8 MHz. • Runway: 01/19 • Transfers to lodge are available GPS: -24.786400 (latitude) and 31.423800 (longitude)
