Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve

The 65,000-hectare reserve contains diverse African wildlife including elephants, lions, leopards, rhinoceros, and buffalo across its savanna landscapes.

The reserve originated from a collection of private farms transformed into a conservation area connecting with Kruger National Park in the mid-20th century.

Rangers conduct traditional safari drives sharing knowledge of local wildlife, tracking methods, and regional conservation practices with visitors.

The reserve offers direct access through three entrance gates, with daily flights from major cities and a five-hour drive from Johannesburg.

The Sand and Sabie Rivers flow through the reserve, creating permanent water sources that attract diverse wildlife throughout the year.

Location: Mpumalanga

GPS coordinates: -24.90000,31.55000

Latest update: May 27, 2025 09:58