Gondwana Game Reserve is home of the Big Five game and has an abundance of other wildlife. This Malaria free Garden Route game reserve in Western Cape, South Africa, has a remote feel yet it is close to Mossel Bay. This area enjoys a wonderful healthy climate rated second only to Hawaii.

Guests here can see Elephant, Black Desert Rhino, Lion, Buffalo and maybe the shy Leopard amongst more than 1 000 head of game relocated to this Malaria free game reserve in Western Cape, South Africa. The Outeniqua Mountains form a magnificent backdrop whilst game viewing.

Bird life is prolific due to the abundance of flora, avian residents include the Cape sugar bird and orange breasted sunbird. Butterfly and insect species are quite specific to this habitat. Part of the reserve resembles the Ngorongoro Crater and has been given the term “little crater”.

Gondwana Game Reserve covers 11 000 hectares of what was once livestock farming land. A dream has now been realised with indigenous wildlife being re-introduced including free ranging predators. Offspring have been produced by resident Kudu, Eland, Gemsbok, Wildebeest and Springbok as well as endangered Cape Mountain Zebra.

Mossel Bay and the Garden Route are about 20 minutes away and Cape Town is a 3 and a half hour drive south. Visitors along the Garden Route have access to a string of great beaches, top class golf courses and a number of wine estates en-route to Cape Town.

Gondwana GPS Co-ordinates

34:04:51.72 S
21:54:40.75 E