By the time I rolled up at Singita Castleton, in the Sabi Sand Reserve, I was on my seventh of ten lodges. But if I had not seen any other during my two-week sojourn in South Africa, Castleton alone would have been enough.
Located on the same 45,000-acre concession as Singita’s two original properties, Castleton is something of a sleeper in the company’s portfolio. Ebony and Boulders, just a few miles away, ushered in a new era of safari luxury more than twenty years ago, in the early 1990s, wh...
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