Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve shares a border with the renowned Kruger National Park. The 65,000-hectare reserve is home to a large wildlife population, including the world-renowned Big 5. Other species include zebra, giraffe and a considerable leopard population. There is also a wide variety of birds at Sabi Sands. All of these creatures can be spotted on a game drive or bush walk.
The level of comfort at Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve is almost as thrilling as the wildlife that roams it. There are 21 lodges within the reserve and each of them offers accommodation fit for royalty. From the intimate treehouse suites of Ulusaba Safari Lodge to the riverside bliss of Lion Sands River Lodge, Sabi Sands promises a world of superior service and gourmet cuisine.
Sabi Sands boasts an impressive collection of wildlife. Besides the Big 5, the reserve is also host to species the likes of zebra, wildebeest and a plethora of antelope. Leopard sightings at Sabi Sands rank among the best in the world. Expert guides escort guests on night drives through the reserve to spot these elusive predators in action. The Sabi River that flows through the reserve is also a hive of wildlife activity, with hippo and elephant frequently spotted at the riverside.Sabi Sands is also a bird enthusiast’s dream come true. The Greyhooded Kingfisher, the Martial Eagle and many other rare birds soar through Sabi Sands and perch upon its acacia trees.
Guests of Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve embark on a game drive twice a day, once in the early morning before sunrise and again in the late afternoon. The morning brings with it the chance to see the wild kingdom wake up and the aftermath of a predator’s hunt the night before. Evening night drives offer the chance to spot the elusive leopards of Sabi Sands. Additionally, all lodges at Sabi Sands also offer guided bushwalks through the reserve. A number of lodges also offer activities the likes of spa treatments and children’s programmes.
Each season brings something different to see in Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve. Wildlife sightings occur more frequently in the dry winter months from April to October because of less dense vegetation. Water is more scarce during winter meaning animals gather at watering holes and other rivers. Alternatively, the summer months of October until March promise the wonder of new animal life and lush greenery in which to spot them.
Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve prides itself on its status as the jewel in the crown of South African safari. And we’ve got plenty of specials and promotions to ensure that you enjoy the reserve in the best possible way. From family safaris to pay-stay specials, our range of promotional deals ensures thata 5-Star safari experience does not have to come at a 5-Star price.
