Category: Royal Malewane

  • Investing in a New Generation of Storytellers

    Investing in a New Generation of Storytellers

    The first of our biannual Wild Shots Outreach programmes was held in May 2026 in partnership with The Royal Portfolio Foundation. This time it was an all-female group from Sigagule Village, who spent four days in the bush capturing beautiful images of wildlife, while learning about photography and the value of wildlife tourism.

  • A Legacy of Learning

    A Legacy of Learning

    The Apprenticeship Programme offered by Royal Malewane may be tough going, but the experience is life changing and an incredible launch pad for those who want to build a career in guiding.

  • Rooted in Research, Growing in Community

    Rooted in Research, Growing in Community

    From buffalo and pangolin research projects to supporting the community conservation leaders (and visual storytellers) of the future, the Conservation & Research Centre (CRC) at Royal Malewane has taken on a new energy to become a working space where research, training and community initiatives come together.

  • Slower Journeys for Solo Travellers

    Slower Journeys for Solo Travellers

    The reasons for travelling alone vary from person to person, but the desire for something slower, more personal and intentional is driving the solo travel trend. Whether at Masiya’s Camp, Farmstead and Birkenhead House (or any of our other properties), the chance to lose yourself – and find yourself – is all part of showing…

  • Welcome. Willkommen. Bienvenue!

    Welcome. Willkommen. Bienvenue!

    Signature welcome drinks on ice, greetings warm and truly African, from the winelands to the bush – our teams take pride in those first introductions to a perfect stay.

  • The Restorative Power of Sea and Safari

    The Restorative Power of Sea and Safari

    Early morning game drives and starlit dinners in the bush, the sound of the ocean, sea kayaking and yoga on the beach – Royal Malewane and Birkenhead House make wellness an effortless part of how your days unfold.

  • Farmstead’s Community Legacy

    Farmstead’s Community Legacy

    At the heart of Farmstead in the Greater Kruger lies our partnership with the Moletele community, demonstrating how meaningful collaboration can ensure that luxury eco-tourism and conservation benefit everyone.

  • Where the light falls – Royal Malewane’s Resident Photographer

    Where the light falls – Royal Malewane’s Resident Photographer

    Resident photographer Lourenço Afonso captures the people, wildlife and landscapes of Royal Malewane with patience and a love for natural light. Discover his journey and what a day in his life looks like.

  • Inside The Royal Portfolio’s World of Art

    Inside The Royal Portfolio’s World of Art

    At The Royal Portfolio, art is never an afterthought. Thoughtfully curated works bring moments of surprise and inspiration to every property, turning rooms, passages and shared spaces into an ever-unfolding journey of creative discovery.

  • Guest Blog: Capturing the Wonder of Masiya’s Camp

    Guest Blog: Capturing the Wonder of Masiya’s Camp

    Jane Broughton is a South African travel journalist who has spent many years exploring wilderness areas and hospitality spaces across Southern and East Africa. In this guest blog, she reflects on her experience at Masiya’s Camp, weaving together observations of the landscape, the people, and the quiet moments that shape a stay at Royal Malewane’s…