Tintswalo Atlantic is a 5-star, award-winning boutique lodge nestled at the base of the ocean-facing Table Mountain National Park. Perfectly located on the water’s edge of the Atlantic Ocean, the boutique shoreline lodge enjoys the best of both ocean and mountainside views. Surrounded by nature, guests can indulge in the luxury and solitude of this magnificent seaside destination.

Tintswalo at Boulders overlooks Boulders Beach and its famous penguin colony that is located within the Table Mountain National Park Marine Protected area. The soft sandy beaches are clean and safe and are surrounded by granite boulders sheltering it from strong winds and the wild waves of the Atlantic Ocean. The villa boasts 180-degree ocean vistas from where guests can enjoy uninterrupted views of the playful African penguins on the beach below.

Sharing the Manyeleti Private Game Reserve with Tintswalo Safari Lodge, Tintswalo Manor House offers a luxurious, fully-catered villa to families and groups travelling to the Greater Kruger National Park.

Tintswalo Safari Lodge is one of only three commercial lodges located in the pristine Manyeleti Nature Reserve. Boasting 24,000 hectares of untouched African wilderness within the world-renowned Greater Kruger National Park. Tintswalo Safari Lodge is easily accessible via a short drive from Hoedspruit airport, or six-hour drive from Johannesburg self-drive or transfer.

Tintswalo Family Camp is strategically positioned to offer a unique safari experience, with the option of a Kosher kitchen, all within 3 hours’ drive from Johannesburg. Welcoming children of all ages, the camp is protected by electric fencing against predators and other dangerous game to allow young guests the freedom to enjoy the outside areas. It offers a choice of 1, 2 and 3-bedroom suites and is also available on an exclusive-use basis, which is suited to bigger family groups or executive breakaways where one party takes over the full camp.

Tintswalo at Siankaba is situated 24 miles from Victoria falls and just 30 miles from the magnificent Chobe National Park on two densely forested islands in the mighty Zambezi River. A place of spectacular natural beauty and a haven for an astonishing variety of plant and birdlife.