Singita Pamushana Introduces Game-Viewing Cruises

  • November 15, 2009
Singita Pamushana Introduces Game-Viewing Cruises
Powered by a quiet four-stroke engine, it allows for excellent bird watching and low-impact game viewing from the water. With leather seats and marine grade carpet, the pontoon offers a comfortable game-viewing option, cruising the Malilangwe dam through the African landscape.

Common sightings range from hippos, crocodiles, elephant herds and water buck, to fish eagles, kingfishers and many other species of water birds such as cormorants, darters and crakes. Fishing excursions are also offered on a catch-and-release basis, where the catch of the day may include catfish and bream, as well as the renowned tiger fish and bass.

Singita Pamushana was recently included in Condé Nast Traveler's Hot List 2009. Located on 130,000 acres within the Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve, an unspoiled wilderness reserve, it can be reached via a two-hour direct flight from Johannesburg. The property comprises six luxurious suites and a five-bedroom villa.

The Singita product offering includes nine high-end and low-impact lodges in four destinations: Kruger National Park and Sabi Sand in South Africa as well as Tanzania and Zimbabwe. Singita offers game viewing, cuisine, wine, high design and luxury, and an uncompromising dedication to conservation and sustainability, which includes several community projects.