Yes — Singita Sabi Sand is considered very safe for travellers, especially in terms of guided safari experiences. The reserve is private, with strict security and anti‑poaching measures in place. Visitors are always accompanied by experienced guides, and lodges take precautions like fenced camps (where needed), secure pathways, and protocols for wildlife encounters. Basic safety common sense applies: follow your guide’s instructions, respect wildlife boundaries, avoid wandering alone at night, and manage valuables responsibly. Malaria risk exists in the wet months but is very low and mitigated by lodge practices; consult a doctor for prophylaxis if travelling in summer.