A favourite spot for leopards and other Big 5 members adjacent to Kruger National Park
A place of stunning biodiversity with both the Sabi and Sands Rivers running through the area, this 65.000 ha private reserve has a legacy of successful conservation. Besides having a 50 km unfenced boundary with the renowned Kruger National Park, it is also a hotspot for large herds of animals. Visitors can spot over 300 bird species in addition to the Big 5, with remarkable sightings of the elusive leopard. Establishing their exclusivity, one can only enter the grounds with a booking at one of the private lodges, but as intended, this also allows the reserve to limit the impact they have on the environment.