
Umganu Lodge
Information
Umganu is an exclusive 5-star luxury safari villa located at Elephant Point, along the magnificent Sabi River, on the border of The Kruger National Park.
Starting price per person
€737.20
Overview
Umganu Lodge is an idyllic retreat for those wanting to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. This beautiful Lodge is open to the Kruger National Park and provides uninterrupted vistas of the magnificent Sabie River which is known for attracting an abundance of wildlife. Due to Umganu being a family destination, it has a perimeter fence which is electrified to ensure that the animals do not roam into the lodge. This beautiful air-conditioned lodge can accommodate up to 12 guests in 5 spacious en-suite bedrooms, each one beautifully decorated in one of Africa’s big 5 animals ~ lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo. The lodge also has a separate room with its own private bathroom and kitchen which can be used as a pilot room or a nanny’s room.
Accommodation
Umganu Lodge can accommodate up to 12 guests in 5 spacious en-suite, air-conditioned bedrooms, each one beautifully decorated in one of Africa’s big 5 animals ~ lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo. The 5 suites consist of 2 standard suites, 2 twin suites and 1 master suite. All suites have a generous bathroom including a bath and a separate spacious shower along with his and her sinks. The master suite has been decorated slightly differently with copper finishes and has a large copper bath and a private outdoor heated plunge pool. Each suite steps out onto their own private patio where hours can pass sitting in one of the relaxing chairs while enjoying the sights and sounds of nature. Each suite comes equipped with a hairdryer, a safe as well as UK and S.A charging sockets.
Activities
The best way to experience the world renowned Kruger Park is with your own vehicle. A Kruger Park self-drive safari gives you the freedom to plan for your route and explore at your own pace. The closest Gate is Paul Kruger Gate a mere 6km away. There are a few ways of experiencing the vast expanse of the Kruger Park, such as walking and self-drive safaris, but for the real up close and personal experience, the open safari vehicle takes a lot of beating.









