About Sanbona

Considered the Western Cape’s Premier Wildlife Destination.

The malaria-free Sanbona Wildlife Reserve is around a three-hour scenic drive from Cape Town in the heart of the Little Karoo, along Route 62 – the world’s longest wine route. At the foot of the towering Warmwaterberg Mountains, Sanbona boasts 58, 000 hectares of sculpted Cape Fold Mountains, wide-open Karoo plains, indigenous flora and fauna and rare examples of San rock art, some dating back more than 3, 500 years, plus a unique boat safari. More than a Big 5 wilderness reserve, it’s the vastness of the landscape, the alluring stillness and isolation amid raw beauty and boundless plains that make Sanbona unique.

Please note that Sanbona is a private game reserve and booking in advance is essential.

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Conservation at Sanbona

Conservation at Sanbona Wildlife Reserve

WILDLIFE RESERVE VIDEO

See what you've been missing. As the dawn of each day brings something new in the animal kingdom, we capture what we can and post them here, to keep you up to date.

Sanbona Highlights

Read all about what's been happening at Sanbona Wildlife Reserve. From animal movements, historic rock art, to forward thinking conservation efforts.

Sanbona's Elusive 11

Sanbona Wildlife Reserve is home to a variety of animals who call the Klein Karoo home. Some of these creatures are quite elusive and not always seen, although the cooler winter days, give guests coming on a wilderness safari the chance to see them.

Mandela Day Kids Drive

On Mandela Day, 17 Sanbona staff came together to help clean up the surrounding environment outside of the reserve.