Royal Malewane Gallery
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The glare of a Southern White-faced Owl -
A beautiful and critically endangered white rhino roaming the long grass. -
Family Holidays at Royal Malewane's Africa House. -
The most qualified guiding team in Africa that includes 3 Master Trackers. -
Cheetah cubs learning new hunting skills. -
Some new additions to one of our Luxury Suites. -
Up close and personal with the Big 5 at Royal Malewane, a leading luxury Kruger Park Safari Lodge by the Royal Portfolio -
The magnificent Masiya Bar. -
One of the beautiful Africa House bedrooms. -
Private game drives with expert Rangers and Trackers -
The entrance to the main lodge -
Rhino populations have diminished dramatically due to poaching, so it is up to counter poaching units such as GKAP to curb the detrimental effects of poaching. -
The outdoor dining area of Africa House overlooking the private infinity pool. -
The lounge containing Liz Biden's signature splashes of colour. -
Wild Dogs on the prowl. -
A harmonious blend of nature and luxury -
Afternoon tea at the main lodge at Royal Malewane. -
Dusk at The Waters of Royal Malewane Bush Spa -
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Indulge in hydrotherapy treatments at The Waters of Royal Malewane Bush Spa -
Cool down in our beautiful lap pool at the Waters of Royal Malewane Bush Spa -
Indulge in the privacy of your private plunge pool -
A stunning impala silhouette against a magnificent African sunset. -
Game drives with our expert trackers -
The new Masiya Bar at Royal Malewane, the perfect spot for safari sundowners. -
Elephants are regular visitors to Royal Malewane. -
Join our expert rangers on fascinating bush walks -
A Royal Suite bathroom with a royal view of the Africa bush -
The circle of life in high definition -
Family dining at Africa House. -
Elephants drink from the private plunge pool of one of the Luxury Suites at Royal Malewane -
Enjoy private game drives with our knowledgable rangers and trackers -
Boasting unparalleled views, the Royal Malewane’s six palatial suites are the pinnacle of refinement and opulence in game lodge accommodation. -
Relax in the gazebo of your luxury suite -
The new Masiya Bar at Royal Malewane. -
The spacious living room of a two bed-roomed Royal Suite -
All rooms have spacious bathrooms with indoor and outdoor showers and large tubs -
Magical moments on game drive at Royal Malewane. -
Enjoy a warm cup of coffee before you embark upon an early morning game drive -
Private dining in the comfort of your Royal Suite -
An unexpected visitor snacking on Liz Biden's decorations at Royal Malewane -
During a game viewing excursion, your senses sharpen, excitement grows, you draw close to the most remarkable animals as they hunt, play and sleep -
Exceptional photographic opportunities -
An incredible moment on game drive with the Black Dam Pride. -
Afternoon drinks at Royal Malewane -
The Waters of Royal Malewane Bush Spa is dedicated to your well being on every level -
The beautiful pastel colours of a Lilac Breasted Roller -
Enjoy award winning cuisine tailored to your taste buds -
The infrequently seen Yellow Billed Ox Pecker. -
Best Safari Cuisine 2017 -
Children's activities in Africa House. -
Our chefs will really spoil you with freshly baked treats -
Africa House is perfect for families with children, offering privacy and safety -
Get up close and personal with Africa's greatest predators. -
Cocoon yourself in this exclusive hideaway and let your heart start to beat to the rhythm of the bushveld -
Bathrooms are extravagantly sized, full of light and the epitome of indulgence -
Spectacular Big 5 game viewing at Royal Malewane -
Wonderful photographic opportunities abound at Royal Malewane -
One of the treatment rooms in The Waters of Royal Malewane Bush Spa -
A cheetah focusing her attention on potential prey -
The main deck at Africa House -
Our very lovely and qualified spa team at The Waters of Royal Malewane Bush Spa. -
The most qualified guiding team in Africa -
Royal Malewane's friendly staff who often leave our guests smiling -
Two lioness found relaxing on the road. -
The Luxury Farm Suite Three Bathroom, a relaxing space. -
The beautiful outside dining area of Africa House -
Experience Africa's abundant wildlife on morning and afternoon game drives -
Children of all ages are welcome in the Royal Suites and at Africa House. -
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Juan Pinto and Wilson Masiya have been instrumental in creating one of the most sought after guiding apprenticeships in South Africa -
Game drive sun downers -
Male impalas challenge each other -
Elephants love water and are naturally great swimmers -
The majestic Wahlberg’s Eagle is a common visitor at Royal Malewane from August to April, after which it migrates as far as Nigeria or Sudan -
The tracker’s job is to notice and interpret nature’s subtle clues through acutely honed senses -
The grand entrance to Royal Malewane -
A lion cub shares an intimate moment with her aunt. Photo by Royal Malewane Guide Riaan Fourie -
A guest relaxing on one of Royal Malewane's peaceful decks. -
A cheetah female with her cub - perfectly blending into the African bush -
A cheetah stalking potential prey -
The Pied kingfisher is often found hovering over clear lakes and rivers before diving for fish -
A bull will approach another, lowing, with his horns down and waits for his opposer to do the same -
Family outings in the Kruger -
The call of the black-collared barbet consists of the duet of a pair, with the calls being so perfectly synchronised that it sounds as if they are made by one bird -
Picture perfect. Leopards are a wonderful subject matter for photographers -
When elephants come into contact with those they know they often wrap their trunks around each other as a sign of affection -
The curious faces of two little lion cubs -
Guests on a game drive surrounded by a large herd of Cape Buffalo
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