The Sabi Sands is, without a doubt the finest place to view and photograph the Big 5. Sabi Sabi's Little Bush Camp is, in my experience the best place to stay while in the Sabi Sands. There are a number of respects in which this lodge distinguishes itself from the dozens of other unbelievably good hotels in this game reserve.... More

The Sabi Sands is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and astonishing places on Earth, and Little Bush Camp is one of the best camps in it. The staff were friendly, the place immaculate, and the food extremely good (exceptional, when one considers that this is taking place in the bush). The wildlife is incredible. In our two nights there... More

Words do not do justice to our experience at Sabi Sabi. We all describe our two days there as the best two days of holiday in our lives. Richard and Fred were awesome rangers, assisted by excellent trackers and fantastic lodge staff. The animals were amazing. We saw more leopard than we had imagined possible. The rhinos were magnificient, and... More

From the first minute you arrive the management and staff at this camp go out of their way to make you comfortable and welcome. The accommodation is first rate, the food wonderful and the ranger (Solomon) and tracker (Voster) were a wealth of knowledge and great fun. Cannot recommend this experience highly enough! More

Having recently returned from Little Bush Camp and wanted to commend Hugo and his staff on a wonderful property in beautiful surroundings. From arrival to departure, all your wants and needs are tastefully attended to by a warm and friendly staff who go out of their way to assure your stay is wonderful. As a travel agent, I have very... More

We went to Sabi Sabi with no expectations of what we'd see - and they were all exceeded! We deliberately avoided writing a list of 'must sees' - especially the 'Big Five'. Instead, we resolved to just delight in being in the 'lower bushveldt' that each of us had been watching for decades on television nature programs - whatever we... More

If you had a choice you probably would not go on safari in South Africa during the rainy season in January. The high grass gives maximum cover to the animals and the wet grounds means the vehicles cannot go off-road (one of the reasons for choosing the private reserves over Kruger Park). In our case, we were going on a... More

If you want to live in style and enjoy the best game viewing I have ever experienced then this is the place for you. Friendly, well run, good food, amazing animal trackers and great guides. Nothing but good. More

We had been told repeatedly to go to Sabi Sabi for the amazing game and wildlife. We were fortunate to have really great safari experiences in Kruger and Madikwe so our bar for a great safari may be higher than others. I can honestly say that this was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. If you are a safari lover, you must save... More