Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve

　　   Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve is often referred to simply as "Sabi Sand." Established in 1934, it is located in South Africa’s Mpumalanga Province. Its name comes from the two rivers that flow through the reserve. Neighboring the Kruger National Park, it is the birthplace of sustainable wildlife tourism in South Africa and also the country’s oldest private game reserve.

　　   Covering an area of 65,000 hectares, the vast African savannahs of Sabi Sand are pristine and expansive, offering an unforgettable and immersive wilderness experience. This expansive reserve is home to a multitude of iconic African wildlife, including the Big Five (lion, African elephant, African buffalo, leopard, and black rhinoceros), wild dogs, bats, honey badgers, oxpeckers, ground hornbills, and more — making it one of the best places in South Africa to go on safari. In addition to its rich wildlife viewing opportunities, the diverse reserve is also renowned for its luxury safari lodges, which offer comprehensive accommodation, delicious cuisine, and wellness spa facilities to meet every traveler's needs.

　　   Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve    Must-visit reason: The oldest private game reserve in South Africa    Continent: Africa    Country/Region: South Africa    Province/State: Mpumalanga Province