Sabi Sand Reserve

The 65,000 hectare Sabi Sand Reserve is the oldest and most successful private reserve in South Africa. The history of today's Sabi Sand Reserve as a formal association dates back to 1948 when the landowners formed the private nature reserve. Today, many of these families are now third and fourth generation land owners, their legacy being the successful conservation of the highest density of big game in South Africa. Even though there is a 50km unfenced boundary with the Kruger National Park, the game in the Sabi Sand Reserve is well habituated resulting in unforgettable close encounters and prolific sightings, particularly of the elusive leopard. The Sabie and the Sand Rivers run through the reserve, which add further dimension to the bio-diversity of this area.

Most Recent Sabi Sands Blogs

Wild Dogs Playtime...?! Posted by Gary Smith on 22 December 2011 It's always going to get interesting when wild dogs decide to 'play' with white rhinos. Last week guests at Savanna Private Game Reserve in South Afri...More

The Savanna Pups are Growing Quickly! Posted by Gary Smith on 21 June 2011 A few more pics from the Savanna den...More

The Latest on the Savanna Pups Posted by Gary Smith on 9 June 2011 A small (but very cute!) selection of the latest pics of the Savanna Private Game Reserve wild dog pups...More