• Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve

    Since its inception in 1979, Sabi Sabi has hosted visitors from all over the world, drawn to this unique area by the allure of an unforgettable safari experience. Situated in the world-renowned 160,000 acre Sabi Sand Reserve, Sabi Sabi forms a wildlife oasis, where you can observe at close quarters the age-old natural relationship between predator and prey.

    Big game abounds and roams freely throughout this pristine part of the ancient African continent. The diverse habitat is home to spectacular wildlife including the Big 5 – lion, leopard, rhino, buffalo and elephant – as well as cheetah, wild dog and some 200 other animal species indigenous to the area.

    There is nothing quite as stirring as the sight of a lion, elephant or rhino roaming free in the bush; as haunting as the sound of a hyaena laughing in the dead of night; as electrifying as the tension one feels when following spoor along a dry riverbed. This is what makes the Sabi Sabi experience so memorable. Day and night safaris in open Land Rovers, led by highly trained Game Rangers and qualified Trackers, follow the animals on and off-road, deep into the heart of the wild African Bushveld. Walking safaris allow guests to feel the pulse of untamed Africa through the soles of their feet.

    Sabi Sabi is also home to a remarkable 350 species of birds. On a single summer’s day, a visitor from the Northern Hemisphere will probably see more bird species than he is likely to see in a lifetime in his home country. In fact, almost 5% of the world’s bird species have been recorded in this region of South Africa. Sabi Sabi offers four completely separate luxurious, all-suite, award-winning lodges with very distinct characters and atmospheres – those of “Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.”

    Experience “Yesterday” at the romantic Selati Camp, “Today” at the more contemporary lodges of Bush Lodge and Little Bush Camp and “Tomorrow” at the ground-breaking Earth Lodge. Activities center on open Land Rover safaris by day and at night, environmental awareness walking safaris as well as delectable meals, selected beverages and South African house wines.


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