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Sabi Sabi Game Reserve

From R 13,700 per/person

Sabi Sabi Game Reserve - Sabi Sands - Kruger National Park

Sabi Sabi Game Reserve is one of the well known names within the Sabi Sands game reserve.  When you mention a Sabi Sands game reserve safari lodge, the name Sabi Sabi jumps at you! You can say it earned its legendary reputation from being committed to sustainable tourism and because of the many visitors who witness amazing wildlife moments while staying at one of Sabi Sabi four luxurious lodges.

Whether you are visiting Sabi Sabi for a big five safari experience or if you are a birding enthusiast, you will be amazed with the sightings and stories told by the rangers and trackers at Sabi Sabi. Big Cats and high predator activities in the area will guarantee you the perfect safari experience at Sabi Sabi Game Reserve. 

All you have to do is to select your accommodation wisely so you don't miss the magic of the luxury accommodation and the association with National Geographic's Unique Lodges of the World. 

Sabi Sabi Game Reserve - Wildlife Images

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Special Offer

Take advantage of this offer with 3 nights / 4 days fly-in safari at Sabi Sabi Game Reserve (4 lodges to choose from) and you can get your flight almost free of charge. Fly in safari includes three nights accommodation at one of Sabi Sabi lodges and one way or return flight on the air shuttle service of Federal Airlines from Johannesburg OR Tambo International Airport, all at an incredibly discounted price.

Price Starts at R 38 500.00 per/person - subject to lodges selection, season & availability of accommodation & flights. 

Thinking of going on an African safari gives you that wanderlust feeling, the excitement of being close to the wild and knowing that you are surrounded by amazing creatures you only get to see them on television screens is a true bless! 

Nothing compares to the sight of a wondering bull elephant or a pride of lions on the move, a female leopard nursing her cubs or a heard of Cape buffaloes going for a drink.  At Sabi Sabi you can prepare your senses to be immersed in true African magic, luxury accommodation awaits you, friendly and experiences staff who will see to every wish you have and every animal you dreamt of seeing up close. Here at Sabi Sabi, time will stand still for you to enjoy the experience. But when it's time to say good bye, you will wish that you have just arrived. 

SABI SABI GAME RESERVE ACCOMMODATION - FOUR LODGES TO CHOOSE FROM

Sabi Sabi Game Reserve - Location

Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve is an unspoilt part of Africa ecologically and geographically integrated with the adjacent Kruger National Park. It is situated within one of South Africa’s oldest and largest proclaimed reserves – the renowned Sabi Sand Wildtuin.

Sabi Sabi lies 500 km east of Johannesburg, 800 km north east of Durban and 200 km west of Maputo in Mozambique. It lies on the same latitude as Sao Paulo and Brisbane and the same longitude as Cairo, Istanbul and St.Petersburg.

Birding at Sabi Sabi Game Reserve

Sabi Sabi is a bird lover’s delight – home to almost 350 species including rare specimens such as the Narina Trogon, Bat Hawk and Diedrick’s Cuckoo as well as the so-called ‘Big 6’ of Martial Eagle, Lappet-faced Vulture, Pel’s Fishing Owl, Saddle-billed Stork, Southern Ground Hornbill and Kori Bustard.  The reserve’s varying habitats such as open grass plains, dry woodland savanna and thick riverine bush offer exciting bird watching for novice and expert alike.  During summer birders are spoilt for choice as the bush is alive with the calls of so many different birds, while in winter the drier bush and sparse vegetation makes for spectacular sightings.

 









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