Comprising 20 thatched cottages with en-suite bathrooms and private verandas, Ngala Safari Lodge is a great choice for families and couples alike. Couples will also enjoy the luxurious Safari Suite, overlooking the Mopane riverbed.
Fascinating history as the first private safari reserve to be incorporated into the world-famous Kruger National Park.
Enjoy a delicious sundowner from the outdoor lounge area, overlooking a picturesque watering hole often frequented by elephants and other animals.
Gorgeous thatched cottages, complete with private verandas, perfect for both couples and families alike.
Exhilarating Big Five wildlife encounters, with night drives and walking safaris.
Meaning ‘lion’ in Shangaan, Ngala was the first private safari reserve to be incorporated into the world-famous Kruger National Park – the largest wildlife sanctuary in South Africa. The area is teeming with wildlife, providing outstanding game viewing potential.
Each en-suite thatched cottage is carefully and tastefully designed. Private verandas have wonderful views over the waterhole and the bush beyond. The Safari Suite has its own sitting room, swimming pool and safari vehicle.
The main thatched dining, bar and sitting areas are open to the African bushveld and the large swimming pool looks out over a busy waterhole where elephants are frequently sighted. Delicious Pan-African cuisine is served in the candle and lantern-lit courtyard or in the dramatic boma (outdoor dining area).
In between game drives, you can explore the local bush terrain with an armed ranger who will educate you along the way about flora and fauna.
Ngala Safari Lodge is a fantastic choice for families.
When to visit
Have the full breakfast on return from your morning safari with bacon, eggs, pancakes, muffins, fresh pastries etc etc. It is an absolute feast and a real treat! You will need to go for a long bush walk afterwards!
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Plan your tripReceive a discounted rate when staying 8 or more nights when staying at this &Beyond accommodation.
Travel:01 Sep 22 - 10 Jan 23
Family Suite
Nestled under a grand tree on the banks of the river sits the one family suite which can accommodate a maximum of two adults and two children. The suite consists of two ensuite bedrooms, a cosy dining area as well as a private deck overlooking the riverbed. Other features include a full sized private swimming pool as well as the services of a dedicated butler and ranger, and private safari vehicle.
Cottage
Ngala Safari lodge boasts 20 air-conditioned thatched cottages with light and dairy bathrooms that include twin basins, a shower and free-standing bathtub. Additional features include a private veranda.
Family cottage
The safari lodge boasts three family cottages which consist of two suites that are interlinked via a door for convenient access. These cottages can accommodate two adults and two children and feature ensuite bathrooms as well as a private veranda, perfect for private dinners.
Ngala Safari Lodge lies on the western boundary of the Kruger National Park in the southern part of the Timbavati Game Reserve.
&Beyond Wild Child programme
Specially designed activities ensure your children get the most out of their safari experience, with activities such as tracking footprints and making traditional bows and arrows to add to game drives with their parents.
4WD Game Drives
Go on private or shared game drives in the world famous Greater Kruger Area, South Africa to see the Big 5 - lion, elephant, leopard, buffalo and rhino - and a host of other animals. The Kruger is also a brilliant spot for birders so pack some binoculars.
Activities at &Beyond Ngala
Enjoy a variety of game drives and bush walks at Ngala in the Timbavati. &beyond’s fabulous guides will teach you everything there is to know about the bush and there is even the chance to go on a night safari, a definite must.
Search for leopard in the Sabi Sands
The Sabi Sands is widely regarded as one of the most rewarding regions for spotting leopard in Africa. With good populations and the ability to go on night game-drives which coincides when these big cats are most active, all you need is good timing!
