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Guest House Sabie
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Wayfarers Guest House Reservations: booksa@madbookings.com
We are located in a very peaceful part of Sabie , opposite the
Sabie Gorge, but within 900 metres or 10 minutes walk, from the
many fine restaurants and a variety of shops. In easy reach are the following "not to be missed" places
of incredible natural beauty: Lone Creek Falls, Horseshoe Falls
, Bridal Veil Falls and Sabie Falls all within 9 kilometres of Wayfarers,
then Mac Mac Pools and Mac Mac Falls a mere 13 kilometres en route
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Wafarers Guest House Accommodation
Wayfarers Guest House consists of five bedrooms , a
dining area and a spacious Guest Lounge. Outside is a beautiful garden
and Gazebo, under which guests can relax and enjoy a sundowner, after
a busy day exploring the region.
At the rear of the property is plenty of secure parking for cars and trailers.
Bikes and Mountain Bikes can also be securely parked at night within the
rear of the garden.
Our bedrooms are all en-suite , and are configured as
follows:
Inside the main house we have two double rooms, one with a queen size
bed, and our family room with three twin beds, which, on occasion can
sleep four. Our Family Room now has its own magnificent deck,with views
down the Sabie Valley towards Hazyview.
Wafarers Guest House Facilities And Services
Ceiling Fans |
Hospitality Tray |
Hair Dryer |
Wall Heater |
Reading lights |
Fire Extinguishers |
Bath and Shower |
Safe |
Satellite TV |
Mini Bars |
Library |
Music |
Games |
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Activities And Attractions Nearby Wafarers Guest House
Golf |
Hiking |
Kruger National Park |
Sudwala Caves |
Dinosaur Park |
Long Tom Pass |
Pilgrim's Rest |
Blyde River Canyon |
God's Window |
Bourke's Luck Potholes |
Three Rondavels |
Mac Mac Falls |
Lone Creek Falls |
Forest Industry Museum |
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The Local Area:
The Town of SabieThe picturesque town of Sabie is centrally situated on
The Panorama Route.
Set amidst bluegum and pine plantations , timber is now Sabie's life blood.
But the history of Sabie is the history of gold , as this was once a thriving
gold mining town, where the first commercial quantities of gold were discovered
in the then Transvaal Republic in 1871.
The Panorama Route Leave Sabie on the R532 and head for Graskop, some
29 kms to the North. En route you will come to Mac Mac Pools, where there
is a 12 km walking trail, and the 56 metre high twin Mac Mac Falls.
These falls were the site of a gold discovery on April 5th, 1873, and
shortly thereafter over one thousand prospectors were in the area, concentrating
their gold digging efforts on the river wending its way to the falls.
The Kruger National Park:
Along with the Blyde River Canyon, Kruger Park is the main attraction
which brings visitors from all over the Planet to this corner of Africa.
World famous for its diverse and abundant wild life , fauna and flora,
the Kruger National Park is more than a place to see The Big Five, as
its splendid landscapes and sense of wilderness makes it one of the last
remaining places in South Africa where the primeval heart of Africa still
beats.
Email
Wayfarers Guest House Reservations: booksa@madbookings.com
