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Sabi Sand
Sabi Sands is a private game reserve adjacent to the Kruger National Park. In 1950 the fences between the two parks were dropped and the perennial rivers, the Sabi and the Sand, and the rich soil attracted a migrant field of wildlife that spans the gamut of the local ecosystems.
Comprising 24 individual reserves, each with a few luxurious lodges, Sabi Sands occupies 64,000 hectares of African bush on the western boundary above Skukuza.
Home to the ‘magnificent seven’ – lion, leopard, elephant, rhino (white and black), buffalo, cheetah and wild dog – hundreds of bird species and thousands of indigenous plants, Sabi Sands is one of the best wildlife reserves in the country.
Being a private reserve, your clients vehicle will be completely open for better viewing; their tracker can perch on the car’s edge for a better view and they can follow tracks and animals off road. Your client can also participate in optional walking safaris and night drives – exciting activities that are forbidden in the national park.
The reserves that make up Sabi Sands: Chitwa Chitwa, Djuma, Dulini, Elephant Plains, Exeter, Galago, Idube, Inyati, Kirkman's Camp, Leopard Hills, Lion Sands, Londolozi, MalaMala, Nkhoro, Nottens, Sabi Sabi, Savanna, Simbambili, Singita, Ulusaba.
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- 50 km fenceless boundary with the Kruger National Park
- Large leopard population
- Exclusive luxury lodges
- Open vehicles, trackers, walking safaris, night drives and off-road driving
- 24 reserves all with fenceless boundaries making a total of 64,000 hectares
- Wilderness areas and spectacular scenery
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We’ve divided the greater Kruger area into six different destinations. Each offers a range of luxury and a memorable wilderness experience but they’re all quite different.
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Opt for any number of our Kruger tours to experience the diverse magic of the bush without having to worry about the pesky details.
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With several airports, hundreds of private air strips and an excellent road network, the Kruger Park is maybe too easy to reach; get all the info before your client leaves.
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