enjoy our diverse wildlife species in their natural habitat on our guided safaris. 

click here to view the gallery of some of our pictures around the nature reserve.

the garden route is south africa's fifth most popular destination for foreign travelers.

the southern cape region has the fastest growth in tourism industry in south africa. this area has dense tourism attractions, which included 19 whole golf courses in a 100-kilometre radius from the game reserve. the area also boasts attractions like the cango caves, numerous ostrich breeding farms, a casino, world status heritage sites, great white shark cage diving, boat trips, whale watching and deep sea fishing. 

history records show that the spotted hyena, lion, elephant, black rhino, hippo, bushbuck, cape mountain zebra, red hartebeest and bontebuck are indigenous to the area. steenbok, duiker, grysbok, cape hare, rock rabbit, porcupine, genet, cape fox and mongoose continue to occur naturally on the reserve, as does the caracal which is the larges free roaming predator on the reserve. the main vegetation on the reserve consists of acacia karoo thorn trees in the low-lying areas with a mixture of fynbos on the higher lying areas.  
  

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