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Royal Malewane: South Africa’s most exclusive safari lodge

Royal Malewane in South Africa redefines luxury safaris with elite guides, lavish suites, gourmet dining, and bespoke wildlife experiences in Thornybush Reserve.

Feyisayo Ajayi
Last updated: May 22, 2025 1:12 pm
Feyisayo Ajayi Published May 22, 2025
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  • Led by Africa’s top trackers, Royal Malewane offers rare, up-close Big Five sightings across Greater Kruger, guided by over 350 years of combined wilderness experience.
  • Guests enjoy antique-filled suites with plunge pools, private chefs, and exclusive-use lodges like Africa House, perfect for families and private safari groups.
  • From gourmet bush dinners to spa treatments using native botanicals, Royal Malewane blends five-star cuisine and wellness in a tranquil African setting.

Situated within South Africa’s Thornybush Private Game Reserve, Royal Malewane sets the benchmark for ultra-luxury safaris, offering discerning travelers an unparalleled blend of opulence, expert-guided wildlife encounters, and personalized service.

Elite guiding and wildlife experiences

Royal Malewane boasts Africa’s most qualified guiding team, including two of the continent’s few Master Trackers—Juan Pinto and Lucas Mathonsi. 

With over 350 years of combined experience, these experts lead guests through the Greater Kruger ecosystem, ensuring intimate and educational encounters with the Big Five and over 300 bird species.

Sumptuous accommodations

The lodge offers a selection of lavish accommodations: six Luxury Suites, two expansive Royal Suites, the exclusive-use Africa House, and The Farmhouse. 

Each suite features private plunge pools, antique furnishings, and dedicated staff, including a personal chef and butler. Africa House and The Farmhouse cater to families or groups, providing private game vehicles and tailored safari experiences.

Culinary excellence and wellness

Dining at Royal Malewane is a gastronomic journey, with menus crafted under the prestigious Chaîne des Rôtisseurs Blazon. 

Royal Malewane cullinary

Guests can savor meals in various settings, from elegant dining areas to starlit bush dinners. The Royal Waters Spa offers a sanctuary for relaxation, featuring a heated lap pool, steam room, and a range of treatments incorporating indigenous ingredients.

Exclusive activities

Beyond game drives, Royal Malewane provides a suite of bespoke experiences, including hot air ballooning, helicopter tours, and guided bush walks. These activities are designed to immerse guests in the African wilderness while maintaining the highest standards of comfort and safety.

With rates reaching up to $4,500 per person per night, Royal Malewane delivers an exceptional safari experience that seamlessly combines luxury, adventure, and conservation.

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