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Bontebok Ridge Reserve

A game reserve filled with magic

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Home to South Africa’s revolutionary quagga breeding project, Bontebok Ridge Reserve offers game drives through critically endangered renosterveld where Plains zebra are helping revive their extinct quagga cousins. Just one hour from Cape Town, this 90-hectare reserve in Wellington’s Limietberg Valley provides intimate wildlife encounters you won’t find elsewhere in the Winelands. Guided drives reveal bontebok, eland, springbok and the remarkable quagga-project zebra grazing among vegetation so rare that less than 4% remains worldwide. The reserve protects renosterveld fynbos where endemic wildflowers and geophytes bloom seasonally, supporting everything from tiny cisticolas to majestic fish eagles against a backdrop of dramatic mountain peaks. Drives accommodate small groups for personalized attention, making this ideal for families wanting to combine wildlife viewing with conservation education. End your visit with sundowners at the lapa overlooking the extensive dam, where both children and adults can unwind in complete tranquility.

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Limiet Rivier Farm, Kruishof Road, Agter Groenberg, Wellington, 7655

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