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| Region - Sabi Sand |
Sabi Sand Game Reserve
The Sabi Sand is home to Africa’s Big Five - elephant, rhino, lion, leopard and buffalo. It is also home to 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 a thrilling safari experience. You can look forward to fantastic close-up experiences with Africa's wildlife on every game drive.
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| Leopards of Londolozi |
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The leopards of Londolozi have developed legendary status. There is a truly remarkable partnership between the leopards, rangers and trackers. These naturally elusive creatures have become Londolozi's icon species and guests regularly witness remarkable leopard sightings. This partnership of man and animal, which has endured over decades, has become symbolic of a search for a new way forward.
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| Getting there |
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South African Airway's Airlink operates a daily flight from Johannesburg's O.R. Tambo International Airport directly to the MalaMala airfield. You can also fly into the Kruger Mpumalanga Airport in Nelspruit and hire a car at the airport. Or a "lodge-hop" will transfer you into the reserve. Federal Air operates a daily flight from Johannesburg International Airport to all the private lodges in the Sabi Sands. Alternatively, the Sabi Sands is a 5 hour drive on national roads from Johannesburg.
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| Best time to visit the Sabi Sand |
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The best time to visit is from July to mid October. During these months, it is dry and cool offering pleasant game viewing weather. As there is not much rainfall during winter in the reserve, the animals congregate around the water holes so are easier to find. The bush is also thinner. Summer is the rainy season. The bush is green and lush and much thicker making game harder to spot.
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