Sanbona Wildlife Reserve

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Situated on 54 000 hectares in the heart of Little Karoo at the foot of the Warmwaterberg, Sanbona Wildlife Reserve offers a wide variety of game and wildlife, ancient San rock paintings and an abundance of indigenous fauna and flora. Dwyka Tented Lodge, once the range of ancient Khoisan hunter-gatherers dramatically situated in a horseshoe bend of a dry Karoo ravine and surrounded by awe-inspiring rock formations. These luxurious and secluded tents exude an atmosphere of pioneering adventure in this vast landscape & Gondwana Lodge offers endless views over the plains of Bellair Dam and onto Anysberg-mountains. Children of all ages will are entertained with its exciting “Kids on Safari” program

Sanbona is the first private game reserve in the Western Cape to host free-roaming big cats, including White Lions. Activities include nature walks, bird-watching, rock art excursions, trout fishing, game drives, star-gazing and a variety of specialised massage therapies and treatments at The Wellness Centre. Private conference facilities cater for 12 delegates.

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21 Dwyka Tented Lodge & Gondwana Lodge

Dwyka Tented Lodge, once the range of ancient Khoisan hunter-gatherers dramatically situated in a horseshoe bend of a dry Karoo ravine and surrounded by awe-inspiring rock formations. These luxurious and secluded tents exude an atmosphere of pioneering adventure in this vast landscape &

Gondwana Lodge offers endless views over the plains of Bellair Dam and onto Anysberg-mountains. Children of all ages will are entertained with its exciting “Kids on Safari” program.

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Attractions

Route 62

7 km

Directions

Sanbona Wildlife Reserve is situated approximately 3 hours drive, a scenic 270 km from Cape Town. travel on the N1 from Cape Town in the direction of Paarl. Continuing on the N1 travel through the Huguenot Tunnel. A tollgate controls this tunnel. Alternatively, the scenic Du Toits Kloof Pass can be taken. The first town is Worcester set in the Breede River valley. Taking the second turnoff to the right into the town itself, the N1 is left and the interesting and quaint Route 62 or R62 is taken. Follow the signs to the picturesque town of Robertson and the next town is Ashton. Travel on through the Montagu Pass to the historical town of Montagu. Continue for approximately 43 km and turn left at “Die Vlakte” and Sanbona Wildlife Reserve signs. The main entrance to Sanbona Wildlife Reseve is 7km where guests will be welcomed. From the main gate, it is a further 25km to the oasis of Tilney Manor.