Game Drives conducted in open Land Rovers
• Morning and evening safaris are included in your stay with gourmet breakfast treats in the morning or delicious h’or derves and sundowners in the evenings
• Day visitors can also book morning or evening drives with or without a bush meal (brunch or dinner) – snacks and drinks included

Horse Back Safaris on Gondwana’s specially bred Shire cross trail horses – “gentle giants”
• Overnight guests are welcome to alternate their game drive with a horse ride in the reserve’s 1000 hectare walking area
• Day visitors can also book morning or evening rides with or without a bush meal (brunch or dinner) in the reserve’s 1000 hectare walking area

Bird Watching
• Gondwana has over 300 species of birds in its general region, many of which are endemic and only found in this part of South Africa, such as the Cape Sugarbird and Orange Breasted Sunbird
• Frequent sightings of endangered Black Harriers on the reserve are a real treat for bird enthusiasts

Guided Nature Trails and Fynbos Walks
• Walk unnoticed with your game ranger into close proximity to black rhino and elephants and truly appreciate these spectacular animals
• Walk with our Fynbos experts and enjoy one of the world’s six Floral Kingdoms, Gondwana being the smallest and richest per area unit in the world.

Nearby Local Activities
• Golf at one of the many renowned courses – Pinnacle Point - Mossel Bay, Pezula and Simola - Knysna, Fancourt – George, Oubaai – Harold’s Bay
• Day trips to the charming coastal towns of Mossel Bay, Knysna, or Plettenberg Bay
• Surfing or sunning at Mossel Bay’s The Point Beach or Diaz Beach
• Adventure activities nearby include shark cage-diving, abseiling or helicopter flips
• Visit Cape Town
• Visit the Cape Winelands

FLORA & TERRAIN
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.
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 Outeniqua and Swartberg 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.