The talented women of Singita fill various important roles, each contributing to the success of our efforts to protect and conserve wildlife and to assist communities to thrive socially and economically. Many of the women working at our lodges were born and raised in the surrounding villages, and their success at Singita has had a...
August is Women’s Month in South Africa; 31 days in tribute to the women who shaped the country as well as an acknowledgement of the power of women to change the world. At Singita, we are celebrating their contribution to our success and introducing you to some of the talented women who you will meet at...
“Singita is my home and my colleagues are my family” – Wildlife Tracker, Ruel Ngwenya The iconic sounds of the African bush – the throaty call of a territorial lion, the warble of an emerald spotted dove, the sing-song chirp of the cicadas – are ever present on safari. At Singita Sabi Sand, there is...
Singita Field Guide, Ross Couper, is one of the most well-known and -respected wildlife photographers in Africa. He is the man behind the lens of many of the images that you see on this blog and his stunning black-and-white prints adorn the walls of our head office in Cape Town. Ross’ lifelong passion for the...
Singita is recognized as one of Africa’s most influential collectors of wine with an extensive cellar showcasing a premium selection of wines, including some of the continent’s most sought-after private reserves, exclusive release, limited single vineyard, and rare auction wines. Singita’s experienced sommeliers are able to guide guests through a variety of wine styles, vintages...
Community development at Singita means helping those living in and around the reserves and concessions to thrive both economically and socially and essential to achieving this goal is providing employment opportunities and the support of small enterprises. This means hiring members of the community from nearby villages to work in the lodges, and making every effort to purchase...
South Africa is well-known as a safari destination, not least because so much of the country is dedicated to the preservation of its indigenous flora and fauna. 3 751 113 hectares of land is under conservation across 20 national parks (making up 6% of the country), not to mention the hundreds of thousands of hectares...
We recently brought you the story of Ross and Johnson, a field guide and tracker respectively, who have spent years working as a team to give guests the ultimate wildlife experience at Singita Sabi Sand.
We love sharing the stories of the people who call Singita home as much as we love to share thrilling wildlife encounters and conservation successes.
