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GARDEN ROUTE GAME RESERVE

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Garden Route Game Reserve: Garden Route Game Reserve situated in the heartland of the world famous Fynbos Botanical Route, welcomes you to the majestic beauty that fauna and flora has to offer. Come and view the Big Five (still in small family numbers) at Garden Route Game Reserve, in a malaria free environment, world renowned for its excellent climate! Garden Route Game Lodge caters for those keen to see game and experience a bit of Africa on their trip along the Garden Route.

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Garden Route Game Lodge
Situated in the heartland of the world famous Fynbos Botanical Route, welcomes you to the majestic beauty that fauna and flora has to offer. Come and view the Big Five in a malaria free environment, world renowned for ...

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Garden Route Game Lodge Reserve:
Share in the exciting experience of seeing the first lion and elephant in our region this century. Other species also to be found at the game lodge are antelope, crocodile, giraffe. Visit the reptile park on the premises where a highly qualified Herpetologist will introduce you to 23 different species of snakes.

Garden Route Game Lodge adheres to optimal conservation practices to create a balanced Eco-system. Guests are not allowed to drive through the park in their own vehicles. The reintroduction of game to this area and the eradication of alien plant-species in favour of indigenous fynbos are the two main concerns of the owner.

Already the Big 5 - rhino, lion leopard, elephant and buffalo - have been introduced and a successful breeding scheme is under way to increase the numbers of antelope species. At current the Game Lodge hosts zebra, springbok, bontebok and wildebeest as well as crocodile. If the timing is right, the elusive Cape Mountain Leopard whose tracks appear regularly, can be spotted.