Guidebook for Sabie
Food Scene
Zano's on Trichardt
Sabie Brewing Company
45 Main RdGood food and interesting beer tasting!
The Woodsman Pub & Restaurant
Good food and atmosphere!
Great pancakes as well as delicious newly introduced dishes. Under new management. Go and try them!
Petena Pancakes
57 Main RdGreat pancakes as well as delicious newly introduced dishes. Under new management. Go and try them!
Wimpy Halaal
Main StreetNice for breakfast!
Merry Pebbles Restaurant
45 Ou Lydenburg RdGreat pizzas as well as other tasty dishes.
The African Elephant Restaurant
Trichardt StreetGreat steaks! Sabie's "Spur"!
KFC Sabie
Glynn AvenueFried Chicken and takeaways.
Most probably Sabie's premier restaurant. You will not be disappointed!
23 recommandé par les habitants
The Wild Fig Restaurant
1 Liesbeek AveMost probably Sabie's premier restaurant. You will not be disappointed!
Something different and always a favourite with the young ones.
7 recommandé par les habitants
Smokey Train Diner
3 9th AveSomething different and always a favourite with the young ones.
Café La Boulangerie Pattiserie
90 Main RdGreat for lunch and tea/coffee and cake/sweets.
Loggers Pub & Grill
63 Main RdPub Grub and a lot more!
Coffee Etc.
Coffee, tea, dessert and light meals.
The Broken Sawmill Restaurant
R532Nice venue with good food.
Zanos on Trichardt
7 Trichardt StGood food and atmosphere.
Sightseeing
Chutes de Lone Creek
Chutes de Sabie
Main RoadMac Mac Pools
Beautiful nature
Pilgrimsrest
Bridal Veil Falls
Scenic waterfall and nice hiking.
Fanie Botha Hiking Trail
Unnamed RoadFamous hiking trail with overnight sleeping cabins.
Chutes de Mac Mac
Scenic Falls on your way to Graskop.
Chutes de Berlin
Scenic Falls.
Blyde River Canyon
Spectacular sights!
Long Tom Pass
Beautiful scenery and sights.
Forest Industry Museum
10 7th AveInteresting history of forestry in South Africa.
Elna Falls
Scenic and peaceful.
Graskop
Nice town to explore.
Spectacular adventure!
The entire experience of going down the lift into the Gorge and walking along the pathway in the Gorge and on suspension bridges past a waterfall, was a breath taking experience.The place is beautiful, greenery all around you. The ride down in the glass lift feels you going down to the depth of this lush green heaven. The pathway is very stable and very safe. Bring cameras, fully charged and open mind to learn all the new butterfly and tree species.
This could take you 2 hours so wear comfortable shoes.
70 recommandé par les habitants
Compagnie de l'ascenseur de la gorge de Graskop
Spectacular adventure!
The entire experience of going down the lift into the Gorge and walking along the pathway in the Gorge and on suspension bridges past a waterfall, was a breath taking experience.The place is beautiful, greenery all around you. The ride down in the glass lift feels you going down to the depth of this lush green heaven. The pathway is very stable and very safe. Bring cameras, fully charged and open mind to learn all the new butterfly and tree species.
This could take you 2 hours so wear comfortable shoes.
You will take approximately 2 hours of tour inside the caves, and learn some of our ancient history. There will be walking kneeling, crawling into some confined spaces to reach the end of the caves... once you reach there you will see some real magic. The tour guides are knowledgeable and ask lots of questions and give hints, very enjoyable and lots of fun.
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Grottes de Sudwala
R539You will take approximately 2 hours of tour inside the caves, and learn some of our ancient history. There will be walking kneeling, crawling into some confined spaces to reach the end of the caves... once you reach there you will see some real magic. The tour guides are knowledgeable and ask lots of questions and give hints, very enjoyable and lots of fun.
AFRICA'S LONGEST TOBOGGAN RUN
1.7 kilometre track, winding and whooshing around the mountains in the Long Tom Pass.
Enjoy the ultimate ride of your life and ‘excite your soul’ on Misty Mountain’s Long Tom Toboggan.
Feel the wind in your hair and the thrill in your belly when you wind and whoosh around Mpumalanga’s Long Tom Pass mountains on the Long Tom Toboggan, the longest toboggan run in Africa with an impressive 1.7 kilometre track.
Simply hop on board your Long Tom Toboggan cart and prepare to take a deep breath when you reach a speed of 45 kilometres an hour during your three-minute ride, as you twist and turn through wild flowers and beautiful forest.
10 recommandé par les habitants
Long Tom Toboggan at Misty Mountain
R37AFRICA'S LONGEST TOBOGGAN RUN
1.7 kilometre track, winding and whooshing around the mountains in the Long Tom Pass.
Enjoy the ultimate ride of your life and ‘excite your soul’ on Misty Mountain’s Long Tom Toboggan.
Feel the wind in your hair and the thrill in your belly when you wind and whoosh around Mpumalanga’s Long Tom Pass mountains on the Long Tom Toboggan, the longest toboggan run in Africa with an impressive 1.7 kilometre track.
Simply hop on board your Long Tom Toboggan cart and prepare to take a deep breath when you reach a speed of 45 kilometres an hour during your three-minute ride, as you twist and turn through wild flowers and beautiful forest.
We do adventure activities in and around the town Sabie in Mpumalanga, South Africa, namely; Tubing, Canyoning, Caving, Abseiling, Forest Cruises and Team Building.'
7 recommandé par les habitants
Kestell Adventures
R536We do adventure activities in and around the town Sabie in Mpumalanga, South Africa, namely; Tubing, Canyoning, Caving, Abseiling, Forest Cruises and Team Building.'
Horseshoe Trout is a private recreational angling and picnic venue situated only 10km’s from Sabie Town centre on the Old Lydenburg road. The perfect place to introduce kids and beginners to the sport of fishing. A clean and well maintained venue with allocated picnic and braai areas, toilet facilities, rods for hire and a gutting & packing service. Trout are stocked into the dam at regular intervals, allowing a concentrated fish population and thus increasing the chance of catching.
TAKE THE KIDS FISHING
NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED
RODS FOR HIRE
LUXURY BRAAI AREAS
GUTTING & PACKING SERVICE
TOILET FACILITIES
BOOKING ESSENTIAL
Horseshoe Trout & About
sabie hoekHorseshoe Trout is a private recreational angling and picnic venue situated only 10km’s from Sabie Town centre on the Old Lydenburg road. The perfect place to introduce kids and beginners to the sport of fishing. A clean and well maintained venue with allocated picnic and braai areas, toilet facilities, rods for hire and a gutting & packing service. Trout are stocked into the dam at regular intervals, allowing a concentrated fish population and thus increasing the chance of catching.
TAKE THE KIDS FISHING
NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED
RODS FOR HIRE
LUXURY BRAAI AREAS
GUTTING & PACKING SERVICE
TOILET FACILITIES
BOOKING ESSENTIAL
Place to buy your permit and entrance to "THE SABIE TROUT CLUB"
- FLY CASTING SINCE 1949
- MPUMALANGA’S MOST POPULAR TROUT STREAM
- DAY VISITORS WELCOME
- PERMIT REQUIREMENTS AND CLUB RULES.
All permits must be available for inspection upon request.
The land bordering the Sabie River- upstream of Merry Pebbles Resort is private property and is managed by the Sabie Trout Club on behalf of York Timbers and Komatiland Forests. No entry is permitted without a valid permit. Un-authorised entry will result in prosecution.
Permits are available at Big Sky Outdoor or Merry Pebble Resort.
One day - fishing permit@ R90-00/angler per day.
Three day - fishing permit@ R150-00/angler per 3 consecutive days.
One day - Access permit @ R10-00/ day. (Strictly access only- no fishing permitted).
WHAT TO EXPECT
SABIE RIVER
Expect nothing but the best from the Sabie River which is regarded by many fly fishermen to be the best river trout fishing venue the province has to offer. The trout however are not known for their good behaviour and you’ll need to be up on your game if you want to play. The fishing consists of approximately 7 km’s of river and one still water (Lake Olaf). The river has all the challenges that a fly angler would look for. Deep pools, fast runs and swirling eddies that hold true river predators. Whether you prefer to trick your trout on a drifting dry fly or fish a heavy nymph through the deep, the Sabie River holds a few surprises and will keep you entertained. So don’t rush, take your time and get to know our waters and our trout.
The club does much effort to make access easier by doing regular bush clearing along the river, but anglers should bear in mind that river fishing is a challenge and obstacles form part of the experience. An access road runs along the entire length of club waters and is mostly accessible by car; but anglers are encouraged to use a bakkie, especially during the rainy season. Popular entry points and pools are numbered and are marked on the map which is available from permit vendors on request. Although the river is mostly populated with rainbow trout, it also produces some good brown trout and is also home to the indigenous Incomati Chisel mouth ‘Varicorhinus Nelspruitensis’. This is a difficult species to catch on fly, but by no means impossible for the persistent angler.
PRACTISE CATCH & RELEASE
Catch and release is a practise the club promotes on the river. Even though the Club has a top up stocking programme, catch and release simply makes fish smarter and allows them time to grow and become better river fish, but feel free to keep one for the pan.
Catch and release guidelines:
Use barbless hooks.
Do not over exhaust the fish during the fight.
Do your utmost not to remove the fish from the water. Catch and release research shows that a fish removed from the water has a very limited chance of survival.
For photographic purposes the angler should keep the fish in the water while the camera operator prepares the equipment. Once everyone is in position, remove the fish, supporting the under body, take the photo and immediately submerge the fish back into the water. It should only take a few seconds and will allow a better chance of survival.
Gently move the fish backwards and forwards to allow fresh water over the gills. Only release the fish when it can hold its own balance.
Big Sky Flyfishing and Outdoor
90 Main RdPlace to buy your permit and entrance to "THE SABIE TROUT CLUB"
- FLY CASTING SINCE 1949
- MPUMALANGA’S MOST POPULAR TROUT STREAM
- DAY VISITORS WELCOME
- PERMIT REQUIREMENTS AND CLUB RULES.
All permits must be available for inspection upon request.
The land bordering the Sabie River- upstream of Merry Pebbles Resort is private property and is managed by the Sabie Trout Club on behalf of York Timbers and Komatiland Forests. No entry is permitted without a valid permit. Un-authorised entry will result in prosecution.
Permits are available at Big Sky Outdoor or Merry Pebble Resort.
One day - fishing permit@ R90-00/angler per day.
Three day - fishing permit@ R150-00/angler per 3 consecutive days.
One day - Access permit @ R10-00/ day. (Strictly access only- no fishing permitted).
WHAT TO EXPECT
SABIE RIVER
Expect nothing but the best from the Sabie River which is regarded by many fly fishermen to be the best river trout fishing venue the province has to offer. The trout however are not known for their good behaviour and you’ll need to be up on your game if you want to play. The fishing consists of approximately 7 km’s of river and one still water (Lake Olaf). The river has all the challenges that a fly angler would look for. Deep pools, fast runs and swirling eddies that hold true river predators. Whether you prefer to trick your trout on a drifting dry fly or fish a heavy nymph through the deep, the Sabie River holds a few surprises and will keep you entertained. So don’t rush, take your time and get to know our waters and our trout.
The club does much effort to make access easier by doing regular bush clearing along the river, but anglers should bear in mind that river fishing is a challenge and obstacles form part of the experience. An access road runs along the entire length of club waters and is mostly accessible by car; but anglers are encouraged to use a bakkie, especially during the rainy season. Popular entry points and pools are numbered and are marked on the map which is available from permit vendors on request. Although the river is mostly populated with rainbow trout, it also produces some good brown trout and is also home to the indigenous Incomati Chisel mouth ‘Varicorhinus Nelspruitensis’. This is a difficult species to catch on fly, but by no means impossible for the persistent angler.
PRACTISE CATCH & RELEASE
Catch and release is a practise the club promotes on the river. Even though the Club has a top up stocking programme, catch and release simply makes fish smarter and allows them time to grow and become better river fish, but feel free to keep one for the pan.
Catch and release guidelines:
Use barbless hooks.
Do not over exhaust the fish during the fight.
Do your utmost not to remove the fish from the water. Catch and release research shows that a fish removed from the water has a very limited chance of survival.
For photographic purposes the angler should keep the fish in the water while the camera operator prepares the equipment. Once everyone is in position, remove the fish, supporting the under body, take the photo and immediately submerge the fish back into the water. It should only take a few seconds and will allow a better chance of survival.
Gently move the fish backwards and forwards to allow fresh water over the gills. Only release the fish when it can hold its own balance.
Beautiful falls with nice pool to cool yourself during those hot summer days.
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Horse Shoe Falls
Beautiful falls with nice pool to cool yourself during those hot summer days.
Parks & Nature
Phabeni Gate, Kruger National Park
A must visit
Fanie Botha Hiking Trail
Unnamed RoadFamous hiking trail with overnight huts.
Blyde River Nature Reserve
42 Kunene RdSpectacular Sights!
Long Tom Pass
Beautiful scenery and sights.
Spectacular piece of Africa wilderness! Arguably the greatest African Game Reserve.
Kruger National Park Boundary Road
Kruger National Park Boundary RoadSpectacular piece of Africa wilderness! Arguably the greatest African Game Reserve.
Spectacular adventure!
Spectacular adventure!
The entire experience of going down the lift into the Gorge and walking along the pathway in the Gorge and on suspension bridges past a waterfall, was a breath taking experience.The place is beautiful, greenery all around you. The ride down in the glass lift feels you going down to the depth of this lush green heaven. The pathway is very stable and very safe. Bring cameras, fully charged and open mind to learn all the new butterfly and tree species.
This could take you 2 hours so wear comfortable shoes.
70 recommandé par les habitants
Compagnie de l'ascenseur de la gorge de Graskop
Spectacular adventure!
Spectacular adventure!
The entire experience of going down the lift into the Gorge and walking along the pathway in the Gorge and on suspension bridges past a waterfall, was a breath taking experience.The place is beautiful, greenery all around you. The ride down in the glass lift feels you going down to the depth of this lush green heaven. The pathway is very stable and very safe. Bring cameras, fully charged and open mind to learn all the new butterfly and tree species.
This could take you 2 hours so wear comfortable shoes.
A place of majestic views!
103 recommandé par les habitants
La Fenêtre de Dieu - Canyon de la rivière Blyde
R543A place of majestic views!
Le Rocher Pinnacle
R534On the Panorama Route!