Sabie Attractions
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The little town of Sabie lies amid dense forests on the slopes of Mount Anderson (2,285m/7,497ft) and the Mauchberg (2,115m/6,939ft). It is the principal center of the timber industry in the region, with the largest paper factory in the country.
Sabie, well equipped with shops, restaurants and filling stations, is a favorite stopover for tourists on their way to the Blyderivierspoort Nature Reserve or the Kruger National Park.
Sabie occupies the site of a farm acquired in 1880 by H. T. Glynn, who one day during a party challenged his guests to a shooting contest with empty bottles set in front of a rock as targets.
Sabie, well equipped with shops, restaurants and filling stations, is a favorite stopover for tourists on their way to the Blyderivierspoort Nature Reserve or the Kruger National Park.
Sabie occupies the site of a farm acquired in 1880 by H. T. Glynn, who one day during a party challenged his guests to a shooting contest with empty bottles set in front of a rock as targets.
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