Tenikwa grew from humble beginnings in 2002 when the owners started rehabilitating injured birds in a wooded shed behind their house. Today it is one of the largest active wildlife rehabilitation centres in the Western Cape, attending to a diverse variety of animals including terrestrial and marine species.
Birds of Eden’s unique two hectare dome, the world’s largest of its kind, spans over a gorge of indigenous forest. It is currently home to over 3,500 birds from over 220 species, with the main focus being African birds. See the local Knysna Loerie (Turaco) in all its glory.
Monkeyland Primate Sanctuary is the world’s first free-roaming multi-species primate sanctuary. This eco-tourism, child friendly activity educates visitors on wildlife conservation.
Jukani Wildlife Sanctuary focusses on conservation education, specifically the plight of large predators in captivity in SA and all over the world. Siberian and Bengal tigers are some of the big cats you will see as you walk around the sanctuary.