Sabi Sand Game Reserve Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
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About Sabi Sand Game Reserve
The Sabi Sand Game Reserve was established in 1934 as a private game reserve by several landowners. In 1965, it became a private nature reserve, and game viewing lodgescwere opened to visitors. The park in now held by third and fourth generation owners. The Sabi Sand Game Reserve forms a part of the Kruger National Park, which is 2.3 million hectares. No fences are erected between the two parks, allowing the animals to roam freely and therefore have more space. Two rivers run through the Sabi Sand Game Reserve and these rivers are theSabi Riverand theSand Riverwhich supply the animals with a valuable water source. There are more than two hundred species of animals that reside in the Sabi Sand Reserve as well as theBig 5animals that you are likely to spot in the Sabi Sand which include lion
Sabi Sand Game Reserve Travel Guide Sections
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