Narina Lodge has an air of relaxation, enhanced by natural décor and an open design extending out to generously furnished decks from where you can enjoy panoramic views of the Sabie River.

Here you can watch the animals feeding on the riverbank and engage in the social chatter this inevitably stirs, or meditate on the rustle of the leaves.

Leading off from the main lodge, raised wooden walkways connect to a spa sala and nine individual Suites. Narina Lodge offers exclusive accommodation, with private plunge pools and viewing decks overlooking the river.

Breathe deep and take it all in…

Suites

The lodge’s nine luxury Suites are built to afford complete privacy in a wilderness where you can watch the animals come down to the water from your pool and deck, as well as bed and bath. This is where those in search of space and peace come to be in nature.

This lodge is built to afford complete privacy in a wilderness where you can watch the animals come down to the river from your pool, deck, bed and bath.
Their Narina Suites perch on stilts among 100-year-old trees just up from the water, and link to a spa sala and intimate lodge via elevated walkways.

Glass sliding doors and windows open your sanctuary to the outside, while a canopy bed, sink-into-me couches, an egg bath you can wallow in up to your chin, and personal bar all add to the delight of being on safari – in style. Adding to your sense of escape, spa treatments are offered in the open-air bush sala.

Dining

Excellent food and wine, shared in beautiful settings and good company – there are few things in life more satisfying

From boma feasts to safari stops, dining promises to be a highlight for all guests – with any dietary requirement, including kosher, catered for. Their chefs transform local recipes into contemporary dishes, giving you a taste of Southern Africa.
Paired with wines from their collection of premium Cape labels, enjoying a meal becomes an experience in itself. They also offer wine tastings – a favourite amongst connoisseurs and dabblers, alike.

Safari

Africa has been called the greatest show on earth and a Lion Sands safari plays out like a highlights reel.

Their private reserve conserves 12 400ha (30 600ac) of habitat that is home to the highest and most diverse concentration of wildlife in the southern hemisphere. You can see all of Africa’s iconic species here, including the Big Five, along with a supporting cast of 137 mammal species and over 450 varieties of bird. The magic here lies in HOW you experience this extraordinary place and its wildlife wonders