Tintswalo Safari Lodge

The rooms at Tintswalo are all individually designed and decorated to reflect the pioneering era of the 19th-century African explorers, and each suite is named after one of these historical figures.

Situated along the banks of the seasonal Nwaswitsontso River, each of the six suites (Baker Suite, Kingsley Suite, Livingstone Suite, Burton Suite, Speke Suite, Stanley Suite) offers supreme comfort and privacy with either an extra-length double bed or two twins, spacious en-suite bathroom, and an indoor/outdoor shower.

Relax on your private deck on one of the comfortable loungers or cool off in your own plunge pool while overlooking the river bed and magnificent Sycamore groves.

Named after the Scottish explorer, James Augustus Grant, the Grant Suite is a spacious villa home, accommodating up to four people in two luxury suites. Each suite boasts its own lavish bathroom, with views onto the African wilderness.

The home shares a comfortable lounge and a deck with a large plunge pool, offering guests a central place to relax and enjoy time together while overlooking the bush.
Guests of the Grant Suite are catered for at Tintswalo Safari Lodge’s main lodge building, enjoying their meals on the main lodge deck, in the dining room, or in the wine cellar.

Grant Suite guests are afforded their own private game viewing vehicle with a dedicated tracker and guide, offering a truly exclusive safari experience. The Grant Suite also makes for an idyllic family safari getaway, accommodating children aged 9 and upwards.

The Presidential Suite is also decorated in the same elegant way as the luxury suites but offers comfortable accommodation for a small family or two couples.

The two-bedroom suite is connected to the main lodge by a raised walkway, offering more privacy but remaining close by. The two air-conditioned rooms are connected by a beautiful lounge, dining, and open plan kitchen area, and each room has individual indoor/outdoor showers and spacious en-suite bathrooms.

The large private deck has a plunge pool while the lounge has satellite and a Play Station. Presidential guests enjoy their own private safari vehicle, private guide and tracker, and private chef and butler, creating an exclusive experience that is tailored to your needs.

The Manor house comfortably sleeps 10 guests in a range of rooms around this thatched house. The ground floor features three en-suite, air-conditioned rooms that can be either double or twin. One of these bedrooms even has an optional child’s room leading off it, making it great for families with smaller children. Upstairs you’ll find the main double en-suite bedroom that boasts beautiful views of the surrounding wilderness.