Sabi Park - Ingwe House
Sabi Park - Ingwe House
The Sabi Park - Ingwe House is the ultimate getaway destination for holidaymakers who wish to
experience South Africa's wildlife at it's best. Sabi Park - Ingwe House is situated in Sabie
park private nature reserve; in the Mpumalanga province. The Sabie Park Reserve is located
2km from the Kruger National Park gate and approximately 100km away from Nelspruit
international airport and the Mbombela soccer stadium.
This exclusive guesthouse offers privacy as well as entertainment in the serene bush environment.
The guesthouse is surrounded by wildlife and the tranquility of undisturbed nature. The house is
situated alongside a natural flowing stream, where smaller game such as impala, baboons, warthogs,
and zebra can be seen up close. Larger wildlife such as the big 5 can be viewed nearby in the
Kruger National Park itself.
With just over a year to go before the kick-off of the 2010 Fifa World Cup, the Netherlands, Japan, South Korea and Australia have become the first teams to qualify for the tournament.
Australia qualified after a goalless draw against Qatar in Doha on Saturday in an Asian qualifying match for an unassailable position in Group 1.
2010 Local Organising Committee (LOC) CEO Danny Jordaan congratulated Australia for qualifying for Africa's first World Cup. "After doing extremely well in Germany 2006, the Socceroos have now qualified for back-to-back Fifa World Cups, and we look forward to welcoming them to our country next year," he said.
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