Fauna and Flora
The only free ranging Big 5 Game Reserve in the Southern Cape
The reserve is home to lion, black rhinoceros, eland, red hartebeest, endangered Cape Mountain Zebra, springbok, kudu, as well as elephant, among others. The vastness of the property coupled with the areas´ climate and terrain make the land well suited for multiple species of game which are frequently seen. The reserve has the first Black Rhinoceros in the Western Cape since their historical occurrence. The wildlife population is thriving and numbers are growing quickly with many offspring from the zebra, eland, wildebeest and gemsbok in particular.
A unique combination of Fynbos and grass plains
Gondwana Game Reserve has a unique combination of Fynbos and grass plains. Fynbos, the primary vegetation on the reserve, is endemic to the Western Cape region and exists nowhere else in the world, drawing unique birdlife and mammals. An abundance of Protea and other wildflowers provide year round enjoyment and colour.
Fynbos
Fynbos, meaning "fine bush" in Afrikaans is the natural shrubland or heathland vegetation occurring in a small belt of the Western Cape of South Africa, mainly in winter rainfall coastal and mountainous areas with a Mediterranean climate.
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Spectacular settings
There are gorgeous deep valleys, ravines, hills, mountains and open plain areas, providing excellent terrain for driving and guided walking safaris. Numerous fountains, streams and dams allow for spectacular settings for viewing hides. The Outenqua and Swatberg Mountain Ranges overlook the reserve from the North, East, and West providing spectacular backdrops for your wildlife photography and sunset views. The Indian Ocean can also be seen from certain elevated areas on the reserve.
