Sabie Travel Guide

 mvtouring Says:  Sabie's pride and joy is the SAFCOL Forest Industry Museum. This museum is the only one of its kind on the African Continent and is well worth a visit. Not only is it educational, but it's displays fascinates both old and young alike 

 mvtouring Says:  Two banks (First National and Standard) are fully represented in Sabie, each with ATMs and foreign currency exchange services 

 mvtouring Says:  Sabie have more that 20 restaurants, pubs, coffee shops, pancake bars, biltong delicatessens and fast food outlets catering for all culinary delights. For the self catering enthusiasts the supermarkets, butcheries, bakeries and liquor stores will keep your pantries and... 

 mvtouring Says:  Sabie have more that 20 restaurants, pubs, coffee shops, pancake bars, biltong delicatessens and fast food outlets catering for all culinary delights. For the self catering enthusiasts the supermarkets, butcheries, bakeries and liquor stores will keep your pantries and... 

 diver-x Says:  The Three Rondavels are a rock formation at the northern end of Blyde River Canyon named for the way the rocks resemble the local style of architecture. Too bad for the size restrictions on photos here at VT. This photo looks much better when enlarged. The Rondavels are the... 

 cleocat Says:  More pancakes? No. Here we tried the pizza and it is great. Part of the restaurant is in the train and than there is also a beautiful outside area with plants and water features. Very quiet and relaxing. Staff is friendly and patient. On a previous occasion Rian (he was 3... 

 cleocat Says:  Graskop and Sabie seem to be the pancake mecca of the lowveld.From previous travels I remembered Petena's and couldn't wait to get to Sabie for the pancake.s(A pancake is a very popular south african dish. I know the French calls it crepe's. Pancakes are thicker and can be... 

 Bwana_Brown Says:  On checking into our Hillwatering B&B accommodations, we asked the owners where they would recommend to eat in Sabie. They immediately gave us the directions to the Loggerhead and made a 7 PM booking for us. We had no problem finding the place, Sabie is not very big, and... 

 diver-x Says:  At many of the scenic vista stops on R532, local merchants and craftspeople sell their wares at very reasonable prices. Most merchants will bargain. We got some great stone and wooden carvings at a tiny fraction of what we might pay at a gallery at home. Official signs at... 

 Bwana_Brown Says:  While walking along the trail to Lone Creek Falls, not far outside of Sabie, we passed through an area of hanging lianas that was just too hard to pass up! I had to check out how efficient this mode of transportation was! By the way, do not be deceived by "Kenmerk's" cheap... 

 mvtouring Says:  Less than an hours drive away so if you did not book to stay in the park, why not get a very early start, be at the gates at 6am and you have untill 6pm to enjoy the beauty and animals of the park. 

 cleocat Says:  The Mac Mac waterfalls are most propably the best known falls. Around Sabie you will also find many exciting waterfalls. Mac Mac is about 13km from Sabie. There is a permanent Fleamarket before you enter the falls with typical African arts and crafts.A steep walk along a... 

 Bwana_Brown Says:  Sabie was a pleasant little town to stay in for a couple of days. Its wide and treed streets with angle parking on both sides, as well as the construction of its shops and businesses reminded us of the good old days in Luanshya, Zambia. My wife had brought traveller's...