Lion Sands Tinga Lodge

1 Jan – 28 Feb ’22 | R5 720

1 Mar – 19 Dec ’22 | R7 480

• Luxury Accommodation
• Three meals per day
• Teas & Coffees
• Two game drives daily
• Game drive refreshments & snacks

NOTE: Rates apply only to SA residents

• All prices are per person sharing per night
• Minimum stay of 2 nights
• Kruger Park entry fees are payable at the gate on entry at R83 per adult per stay and R41.50 per child per stay
• A Conservation Contribution Fee of R 138 per person per night
• Surcharges may apply for long weekends and school holidays
• Subject to availability

• No children under 6 years of age.
• Children aged 6 – 15 pay 50% of the adult sharing rate and must share a suite with parents.
• Children aged 16 years and older pay the full adult rate.

Location
Kruger Concession

Drive Time
5 – 6 hours drive from Johannesburg

Malaria
Yes – low risk area

Setting
Overlooking a riverbed

Rooms
9 Rooms

Aircon
Yes

Pool
Yes – and private plunge pools for all rooms

Spa
In-room massage

Camp Fenced
No

Tracker
No

Off Road
Yes

Child Policy
No children under 10

Lion Sands Tinga Lodge situated on the banks of the Sabie River in a private concession of the prime game-viewing area of the Kruger National Park. The Sabie River has the richest biodiversity of any South African river, and the Sabie River valley has the highest recorded density of leopards in Africa. This is due to the high density of impala in this area (95/km2). According to Dr Gus Mill (Research Fellow: SANParks), the area also has one of the highest predator densities in Africa. The Tinga concession is 5000 hectares of exclusive traversing along the Sabie and Sand Rivers, and sightings of the Big Five as well as general game are common. The area also has prolific birdlife, and a wondrous variety of fauna and flora. Over and above the exclusive traversing, Tinga also has access to the entire Kruger road network, allowing guests to visit sites of historical interest, and other landscapes. Game drives at Tinga are conducted in open safari vehicles. To ensure guest comfort, there is a maximum of six guests per vehicle. Tinga’s experienced guides and trackers also take guests on guided bush walks, where the fascinating aspects of Kruger, not visible from a vehicle, can be explored.

For the nostalgic, Tinga Lodge opens onto river frontage with a camp-style look that is reminiscent of the ‘Öut Of Afrca’ era. But far from old-fashoined, a new energy has arrived with an approach to decor and hospitality that is permanently fashionable and classicalyy charming.

The thatched cathedral-like entrance leads through to the colonial comfort of the lounge, which opens onto the massive wooden deck overlooking the Sabie River.