Sandringham Private Game Reserve is a wildlife sanctuary in the Greater Kruger area, created by the Sabi Sabi Collection to rehabilitate a former hunting ground into a protected, thriving ecosystem. Since 2022, the reserve’s team has worked to restore the land and rebuild wildlife’s trust in people, making conservation and renewal central to the guest experience. Set beneath the Drakensberg Mountains, Sandringham spans almost 5,000 hectares, with four rivers supporting wildlife throughout the seasons.

The reserve offers intimate, low-density safaris, with a maximum of 10 vehicles sharing its 160 kilometres of mapped roads. Guests can stay at N’weti Camp, with six luxury suites; Shisaka Camp, with six suites and two villas; or Sandringham House, a private four-bedroom homestead for families and groups. Riverside accommodation includes private decks and pools, while Sandringham House is serviced by a private chef, butler and safari team. Facilities include a wellness spa, gym, restaurant, bar, open-air boma, wine cellar, museum and bush boutique.