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Fly into Skukuza Airport (approx. 1 hour transfer) or Nelspruit Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport (approx. 2.5 hours transfer). Private charter flights can land directly at Singita Airstrip. Self-drive to the lodge is also possible.
The River Suites are the signature accommodation at Boulders, positioned directly along the Sand River with expansive decks, private heated plunge pools, and some of the lodge's best wildlife-viewing opportunities. The Bush Suites overlook a productive waterhole and often attract animals throughout the day, making them a great choice for guests who enjoy wildlife around camp. The Family Suites add a second bedroom and generous shared living areas. Across all categories, expect oversized contemporary spaces inspired by the surrounding granite boulders, with indoor and outdoor showers, fireplaces, and floor-to-ceiling glass connecting the suites to the landscape.
Food and wine are integral to the Boulders experience. The lodge is home to one of Singita's most impressive wine cellars, built around a colossal granite boulder and stocked with exceptional South African and international vintages. Expect beautifully presented seasonal cuisine, interactive chef experiences, wine pairings, and a balance between sophisticated dining and relaxed bush hospitality.
Neutral safari clothing, a warm layer for winter mornings, and swimwear for your private plunge pool.
Request a visit to Boulders' temperature-controlled wine cellar. Built around a massive ancient boulder and housing one of Africa's most respected private wine collections, it offers a side of the Singita experience that many guests don't fully appreciate before arriving.
Singita’s Sabi Sand operations play a major role in protecting one of Africa’s most important wildlife ecosystems. Through the Singita Lowveld Trust, efforts focus on anti-poaching operations, habitat restoration, biodiversity monitoring, environmental education, and long-term community development initiatives surrounding the reserve.
