



The open-plan communal area is thatched and beautifully furnished with rattan couches and soft furnishings in natural shades with touches of bright colour. Relax in the comfortable lounge or on the huge wooden deck, where water features make it feel like you're on the river, and soak up the sounds of the bush. On chilly evenings a fire is lit, so you're always comfortable. Meals are served indoors and out, and there are two pools if you're finding the bushveld heat overwhelming. Wi-fi is available in the lobby, bar and restaurant.
Raised wooden boardwalks radiate from the communal area to the suites. There are 18 in total – 8 luxury suites, 6 superior luxury suites and 4 river suites (a plunge pool sits out front), all with private viewing decks overlooking the river. All are air conditioned, spacious and comfortable, and are furnished with a king-sized bed and large en-suite bathroom (indoor and outdoor showers). You probably won't even need to leave your room to see wildlife roaming around the lodge.
Go on morning and late afternoon game drives with experienced rangers and trackers. The Big Five roam happily here, as do a host of antelope species; the birdlife is plentiful and Sabi Sand's leopard sightings are legendary. Take a bush walk, go birdwatching, get to know the stars or visit a village. When you're not exploring, relax at the pool, read on your deck or be pampered at the spa. Of course, there's always something delectable on hand to eat!
Lion Sands River Lodge is owned by the MORE family collection which are Committed to regenerative tourism. They prioritises sustainability to safeguard the environment and communities for future generations. Their ethos revolves around living and working sustainably, recognising that our actions impact all life on Earth. MORE believes in fostering harmony between humans, plants, and animals for the well-being of present and future generations. For MORE, sustainability is ensuring the continuity of life on our planet.
In the very heart of the Kruger National Park, you’ll find wildlife galore and guides who know the bush like their own backyard.