Really uplifting way to spend an hour - worth the drive from Cape Town. A unique opportunity to learn about cheetah conservation from caring informative staff. A really inexpensive way to pet and to interact with a cheetah - they called it LOL a "cheetah massage". Not sure that you need the VIP experience. We got the much lower price experience where we were able to walk into the cheetah enclosure with several trainers and interact a bit with and pet the cheetah. While this was perhaps only for 5 or 10 minutes, not sure that being there for a half hour would be necessary. A lot of emphasis was put on the proper care and treatment of the cheetah which was very nice. A nice opportunity to view some of the other animals at the center like a variety of foxes and several other animals unique to this part of the land. Very happy we made the stop. Absolutely recommend.

Really great place to visit. It provides an opportunity to learn about cheetahs and to interact with them. It was wonderful to be able to touch the cheetahs and to learn about conservation efforts. One slight disappoint was that some of the publicity we saw showed baby cheetahs, but there are no baby cheetahs at the center.

We booked a VIP visit which allowed us private access to meet the cheetah, Romeo. The staff were amazing and very knowledgeable and were able to explain in great details the conservation project and educational side of the outreach. We were also lucky enough to have a personal guided tour of the reserve and learn more about the other animals at the reserve.

The cheetah outreach is about an hours drive from Cape Town city. Located near a golf course in Somerset W. Visit and see rescued cheetah boys, foxes, servals and crazy meerkat. Book the cheetah experience and join the very professional and knowledgeable staff in an enclosure where you can have a close encounter with one of the magnificent cheetahs. Help savings these beautiful cats!

My husband and I did a VIP Private Cheetah Encounter today. A group of incredibly knowledgeable and caring women facilitated this for us. Under careful supervision we were allowed to pet the Cheetah’s back as the staff took numerous photos and videos with our phone. During this time, the other staff members provided us with countless interesting cheetah facts and tidbits. The people that work and volunteer here truly have the best interests of all the animals at heart. Their goals are to protect all of these majestic animals. If you have any hesitation on whether this place is a legitimate outreach program, rest assured that it most certainly is. If I didn’t live so far away I would LOVE to volunteer here. Needless to say, I HIGHLY recommend it! Is about 40 minutes outside of Cape Town so you’ll need to schedule an uber for pick up ,hire a driver or rent a car to get there.

We found this small educational facility when looking for places to stop whilst driving the coast road from Cape Town to Hermanus. Situated 40 minutes outside of Cape Town in a gated area so car felt secure in car park. This is an animal education centre (not a zoo) trying to educate people on the plight of Cheetah’s but does have a few other animals on site. We pre booked a 20 minute Cheetah Encounter (£1510 ZAR) which included a close a personal experience with a Cheetah and Keepers. The keepers explained that they have 3 cheetahs who were orphaned at birth and therefore hand raised, however the experiences only take place if the Cheetah’s are willing. The keepers were extremely knowledgeable and well versed in Cheetah behaviour and were keen for guests to understand the plight of the worldwide Cheetah population. Thoroughly enjoyable experience