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Waterfall
Cachoeira Mac-Mac
A double drop of about 65 metres into a deep gorge between Sabie and Graskop, named by Scottish prospectors in the 19th century.
Mpumalanga · South Africa
Sabie
In the destination Panoramic Route and Blyde River Canyon.
In the photo: Sabie railway bridge
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The city
What to expect from Sabie.
Sabie is a mountain town on the southern part of the Panorama Route, surrounded by plantations of pine and eucalyptus, about 27 km from Graskop. It began as a prospectors' camp at the end of the 19th century and became a center of the timber industry. Nearby are several easily accessible waterfalls, such as Mac-Mac, Lone Creek and Bridal Veil, and trails for hiking and mountain biking.
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What to see in Sabie
Waterfall
Cachoeiras Lone Creek e Bridal Veil
Two waterfalls in the forest west of Sabie: Lone Creek, about 68 metres with easy access, and Bridal Veil, which falls like a bride's veil.