Royal Malewane is situated on a private reserve within the greater Kruger National Park Area of South Africa. 13 000 hectares (30 000 Acres) provide a balance of spectacular game and wildlife viewing, extensive flora and never-ending African skies.

AT A GLANCE

• Suites
  • Six Suites each accommodate two guests
  • wooden decks
  • rim-flow pool
  • thatched gazebos
  • air-conditioned bedroom/sitting rooms
  • fireplace
  • canopied king-size bed
  • window-side Victorian bath
  • indoor and outdoor showers
• Royal and Malewane Suites
  • each accommodate four guests in two en-suite bedrooms
  • private lounge and dining facilities
  • own private rim flow pools
  • decks
  • gazebo
  • private butler
  • chef
  • private game drives
  • up to 4 complimentary massages per suite per day
  • may request the use of a helicopter or executive jet

AMENITIES
Royal Malewane is internationally renowned for providing the pinnacle of luxury game viewing in all of Africa . Now this regal getaway is also home to one of the most exclusive Spas on the continent.

Completely surrounded by the untamed African bush, The Waters of Royal Malewane Bush Spa is a veritable oasis of calm. With internationally qualified therapists on hand to provide therapeutic massage, luxurious body treatments and hydrotherapy, this is the ultimate refuge for those seeking to refresh and restore the mind, body and spirit.

Accommodation: -
SUITES
Boasting unparalleled views, the Royal Malewane Suites are the pinnacle of refinement and opulence. Luxurious appointments provide a neo-classical refuge in the untamed bush. Six Suites each accommodate two guests, wooden decks, rim-flow pool and thatched gazebos. 

Palatial, air-conditioned bedroom/sitting rooms feature a fireplace and canopied king-size bed, accompanied by an extravagant bathroom with a window-side Victorian bath, and indoor and outdoor showers. Elevated walkways link the suites to the main camp.Only the wildlife witnesses guests relaxing in these private, ultra-luxurious suites.

ROYAL & MALEWANE SUITES
The Royal and Malewane Suites each accommodate four guests in two en-suite bedrooms with private lounge and dining facilities.  The suites with their own private rim flow pools, decks and gazebos are amongst the biggest and most luxurious in Africa. Complimentary services include a private butler and chef, private game drives and up to 4 complimentary massages per suite per day.
(Guests wishing to arrive incognito may request the use of a helicopter or executive jet.)

DINING
The dining area and lounge overlook the water-hole and spectacular game viewing often makes up the backdrop while dining. World-class cuisine perfects the luxury experience, and all meals, local beverages and house wines are included. Indulge in a full breakfast, lunch and gourmet dinner, all expertly prepared by our award-winning chef, John Jackson. We cater for any special preferences or requests, from a favourite dish served under starlight in the boma, to a Bedouin tent bedecked with Moroccan lanterns. We have handpicked a selection of South Africa's finest wines and guests are welcome to visit our cellar and make a selection. With a staff to guest ratio of 4:1, Royal Malewane is able to offer expert personalised service of the highest order.

Activities: - In addition to game viewing and relaxing in luxury, the lodge offers a number of additional activities. Central Reservations can arrange the following at an additional charge:

• Cheetah Project
• Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre
• Hot Air Balloon Flights
• Golf
• Horse Riding Safaris
• Weavers Community Tour

THE BIG 5 GAME EXPERIENCE
The thrill of viewing animals in the wild is unparalleled. Most of the viewing is conducted from specially converted Land Rovers. Tracking is an exhilarating experience, as your eyes and ears search for any sign that game is near.

Up close and intensely personal, the spirit of the bushveld utterly seduces your senses. At Royal Malewane, the Big Five and a million more await. Home to lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and black & white rhino, the 13 000 hectare reserve provides exceptional opportunities for game viewing.