Colonial allure in Sabi Sand Game Reserve

Sabi Sabi Selati Camp offers an intimate and authentic experience in the African wilderness, making it an outstanding destination.  Situated adjacent to an abandoned railway line, the camp adopts a 19th-century railway motif, featuring authentic steam engine nameplates, signals, and memorabilia in the lounge, alongside collector’s items in each room and shunter’s lamps illuminating the path to your suite.

Sabi Sabi exemplifies the enchantment of Africa.  Without barriers separating the reserve from Kruger Park, large wildlife traverses this pristine region of Africa unimpeded.  The reserve has significant biodiversity of habitats and species, providing many opportunities for close encounters with elephants, rhinos, buffalo, lions, leopards, wild dogs, and cheetahs.

The opulent thatched Suites, each featuring a complete en-suite bathroom and a private outdoor shower, seamlessly integrate with the surrounding bushland.  Home-cooked meals are provided on decks constructed over the riverbed in the open-air boma or within the farmhouse kitchen.  The camp is illuminated at night by the soft flicker of oil lamps, the warm radiance of fires, and the magnificent expanse of the southern night sky.