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Inverdoorn Game Reserve |
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Game Lodge in Ceres, Western Cape |
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| On the R356, Sutherland Road, Nearby Ceres, Western Cape |
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Cheetah viewing on safari
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Inverdoorn is located in a Malaria Free Zone, 2.5 hours drive from Cape Town. Our game reserve includes 29 different species of animal including Cheetah, Rhino, rare Cape Barbary Lion, Buffalo, Giraffe, Hippo, Letchwe, Oryx and over 1200 entities on 10 000 ha in the Ceres Karoo.
We have various types of accommodation which can accommodate different numbers of guests. Our luxurious Ambassador Suite can accommodate 2 guests, equipped with modern facilities; it has a mini bar, safe, air-conditioning, fireplace, satellite TV & a private roof terrace. There are also 4 Luxury Chalets which accommodates 2 guests each, two of these chalets are furnished with twin beds and the remaining two with queen size beds. The chalets are also equipped with mini bars, safes, air-conditioning, fireplaces, satellite TV & private roof terraces.
The next accommodation we have are 7 Chalets which accommodates 2 guests each, two of these chalets are furnished with queen size beds and the remaining five with twin beds. The chalets are also equipped with mini bars, safes, air-conditioning and fireplaces. Finally there are the 3 guest house rooms, in total there are 8 of these rooms which can accommodate varying amounts of guests. There are triple rooms available (furnished with a double and a single bed), twin room as well as a family unit which accommodates 5 guests (two inter-leading rooms with one en-suite bathroom, 1 room furnished with twin beds and the other with a double and a single bed).
We are proud to be the only place in the South Africa offering our guests a unique presentation on the most amazing and endangered cat: the Cheetah! During the safari drive, our guests will be privileged to come up close to wild cheetahs and learn interesting aspects of this beautiful cat. Then, our specialized team will introduce our guests to the rehabilitation, breeding and special care programs that show the different steps which contribute to the re-stabilization of the cheetah population in South Africa. |
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