Sabi Sabi Luxury Safaris

Deep in the African bushveld, within South Africa's famous Sabi Sand Reserve, something enchanting lies in wait - the Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve. This award winning private game reserve offers world-class standards in luxury accommodation, exceptional close wildlife encounters, personal service and delicious cuisine.

The Sabi Sabi philosophy of 'yesterday, today and tomorrow' stems from over 100 years of safari experience; a history richly woven into the atmosphere of each of its four uniquely individual safari lodges - Selati Camp, Bush Lodge, Little Bush Camp and Earth Lodge. South Africa and its warm hospitality echo through the style and flavour of each and every one.

Something special is happening deep in the heart of the wilderness... The reserve is home to the 'Big Five' (elephant, rhino, lion, leopard and buffalo), as well as cheetah, wild dog and hundreds of other species of animals, birds and plants indigenous to the area. Highly trained and experienced rangers and trackers ensure that your safari experience ranks amongst the best in the world. You can look forward to fantastic close-up experiences with Africa's wildlife on every game drive.

For further information on an unforgettable South African safari, contact Sabi Sabi today. You'll soon find out why we're continuously voted one of the best private game reserves in South Africa and the world.

Fabulous photographic tuition makes the most of your safari

Every Sabi Sabi visitor leaves with a lifetime of treasured safari memories. Many also take away beautiful photographs of their time in the bush. In response to demand from guests, Sabi Sabi now offers photographic tuition on safari, with renowned wildlife photographers, Chris van Rooyen and Albert Froneman. Well known for their photography of birds and animals, the duo from Afrimage have won numerous awards and accolades worldwide; and now offer a hands-on introduction to photography while on safari. They accompany guests on their safari, showing them camera set-up, the principles of wildlife photography from a vehicle and step-by-step guidance at a sighting. Back at the lodge, they explain computer processing of images, a critique of the day's work and ways to maximise the shots taken. Click here for more information.

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