The Lion and Safari Park has moved to new premises on the R512 and features 600 hectares of reservation for animals, as well as many different and exciting activities for animal lovers.
Entrance is free and visitors only have to pay for individual activities. There are also three independent restaurants that serve delicious food, The Wetlands, Bull and Buck, and Frozen Kingdom and the park also offers a Five Dome Shopping experience. The facility has a prayer room and accommodates schools for tours and outings.
Kings of the jungle make sure visitors know exactly who is in charge during the Lion and Safari Park’s night drive.
“These children will never have the chance to learn about these amazing animals if their schools don’t bring them to places like the Lion and Safari Park,” said Andre La Cock, manager at Lion and Safari Park.
The enclosures of the park are bigger and less urbanised – all this for the good of the animals.
The park’s aim is to practice ethical, eco-friendly tourism and to keep the animals in natural settings.
