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    Lower Sabie Rest Camp

    South Africa

    Lower Sabie Rest Camp

    Point of Interest

    Lower Sabie is located in the southeast of Kruger National Park directly on the Sabie River. From the camp's terrace, you look out onto the river, where elephants, buffalo, and hippos are on the move.

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    9. Lower Sabie Rest Camp
    Lower Sabie is located in the southeast of Kruger National Park directly on the Sabie River. From the camp's terrace, you look out onto the river, where elephants, buffalo, and hippos are on the move. The area around the camp is one of the richest in wildlife in the park.

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    1Sunset Dam

    A small reservoir just minutes from camp, one of the most famous observation points in the park's south. Crocodiles and hippos lie on its banks, with many animals coming to drink mornings and evenings.
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    2Mlondozi Picnic Site

    Picnic spot north of Lower Sabie, high above the Mlondozi Dam. From the terrace, you often see elephants and buffalo at the water. Good break on the drive towards Tshokwane.
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    3Ntandanyathi Game Viewing Hide

    Observation hide at a waterhole west of Lower Sabie. Here you can leave your car and wait in peace until animals come to drink.
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    Mugg & Bean @ Lower Sabie

    Restaurant in Lower Sabie Rest Camp Kruger Park.
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