Guidebook for Sabie
Food Scene
The Wild Fig Tree Restaurant
Trichardt StreetAwesome Service, South African Cuisine
The African Elephant Restaurant
Trichardt StreetGood food. Beautiful view.
Petena Pancakes
57 Main RdThe pancake place in Sabie!
Drinks & Nightlife
The Woodsman Pub & Restaurant
Sabie's "Cheers"
Our own local brewery!
Go and try their unique beers.
Good food as well.
24 locals recommend
Sabie Brewing Company
45 Main RdOur own local brewery!
Go and try their unique beers.
Good food as well.
Arts & Culture
Forest Industry Museum
10 7th AveShopping
Mphozeni Arts & Crafts
Arts & Curio
Parks & Nature
This imposing 68m high Lone Creek Falls, is a National Monument and a well known landmark in Sabie. Pay a nominal fee and take a lovely 60m walk through an indigenous forest to the foot of the Falls. The falls are about 9km from Sabie on the Old Lydenburg Road.
35 locals recommend
Lone Creek Falls
This imposing 68m high Lone Creek Falls, is a National Monument and a well known landmark in Sabie. Pay a nominal fee and take a lovely 60m walk through an indigenous forest to the foot of the Falls. The falls are about 9km from Sabie on the Old Lydenburg Road.
As the name implies, these spectacular 30m high Falls resemble a beautiful bridal veil. A short 750m walk uphill through an indigenous forest leads to the Waterfall. A nominal entrance fee is charged. From Sabie, follow the Old Lydenburg Road for 2km. Turn right at the York Timer Sawmill/Bridal Veil sign and continue, over the Ceylon Bridge for about 3km.
18 locals recommend
Bridal Veil Falls
As the name implies, these spectacular 30m high Falls resemble a beautiful bridal veil. A short 750m walk uphill through an indigenous forest leads to the Waterfall. A nominal entrance fee is charged. From Sabie, follow the Old Lydenburg Road for 2km. Turn right at the York Timer Sawmill/Bridal Veil sign and continue, over the Ceylon Bridge for about 3km.
On the R532, under the Sabie River Bridge. Plenty of parking and a short path leads you to various viewing point to see these 73m Falls and you can explore the surrounding gardens and rock formations.
11 locals recommend
Sabie Falls
Main RoadOn the R532, under the Sabie River Bridge. Plenty of parking and a short path leads you to various viewing point to see these 73m Falls and you can explore the surrounding gardens and rock formations.
A Stunning panoramic view of the Lowveld from a height of some 900m. Kruger Park and Mozambique can be seen in the distance. A steep 2km footpath along the edge of the escarpment leads to the is view.
Nominal fees charged at car park.
103 locals recommend
God's Window - Blyde River Canyon
R543A Stunning panoramic view of the Lowveld from a height of some 900m. Kruger Park and Mozambique can be seen in the distance. A steep 2km footpath along the edge of the escarpment leads to the is view.
Nominal fees charged at car park.
A natural water feature, marking the beginning of the Blyde River Canyon, swirling whirlpools occur as the Treur River plunges into the Blyde River, creating cylindrical potholes in the bedrock.
61 locals recommend
Bourke's Luck Potholes
Bourke's Luck PotholesA natural water feature, marking the beginning of the Blyde River Canyon, swirling whirlpools occur as the Treur River plunges into the Blyde River, creating cylindrical potholes in the bedrock.