Inverdoorn Exclusive Day Safari

Inverdoorn Private Game Reserve is located 220km from Cape Town, approximately 2.5 hours drive through the scenic Karoo region via the N1 highway and Ceres. The journey includes beautiful mountain passes and forms part of your safari adventure.

Yes, Inverdoorn is home to lions, elephants, rhinos, buffalos, and cheetahs. While technically not Big 5 (cheetahs replace leopards), you'll enjoy incredible wildlife viewing including giraffes, hippos, zebras, and the famous cheetah conservation program.

Inverdoorn offers a more intimate safari experience with smaller group sizes, a renowned cheetah conservation center, luxurious facilities, and two extensive game drives. The exclusive day safari includes buffet lunch and optional cheetah interactions.

Absolutely! Inverdoorn's cheetah interaction (additional R450) offers a rare opportunity to get close to rescued cheetahs while supporting conservation. You'll learn about cheetah preservation and have supervised photo opportunities with Africa's fastest land animal.

Tours depart at 6:00 AM from Cape Town hotels to arrive for the 10:00 AM game drive when animals are most active. Early departure ensures you experience both morning and afternoon game drives, returning to Cape Town by 6:00 PM.

Yes, Inverdoorn's buffet lunch includes vegetarian options alongside traditional South African dishes. Special dietary requirements can be accommodated with advance notice. The lodge restaurant overlooks waterholes where animals often gather.

Children aged 6 and older can participate in the cheetah interaction with parental supervision. Younger children can enjoy the regular game drives but cannot enter the cheetah enclosure for safety reasons.

Inverdoorn operates in all weather conditions as the semi-desert climate means minimal rainfall. Light rain can enhance animal activity. Game drives continue unless conditions are severe, with covered vehicles available.

Yes, Inverdoorn accommodates elderly guests with comfortable game drive vehicles and minimal walking required. The lodge facilities are easily accessible. Inform staff of any mobility concerns for special assistance.

Bring a camera with good zoom capability (200mm+ lens ideal) for wildlife shots. Binoculars enhance viewing. The open vehicles provide excellent photography angles. Don't forget extra batteries and memory cards.

Inverdoorn's 10,000 hectares host over 1,200 animals including large herds of antelope, zebra, and wildebeest. While sightings vary, the two game drives typically encounter 15-20 different species.

Yes, complimentary WiFi is available in the main lodge area. However, embrace the digital detox opportunity and focus on the incredible wildlife experience. The lodge also has a curio shop and bar.