Moholoholo
Situated in the shadow of the majestic “Mariepskop” which forms part of the mighty Drakensberg mountains, this unique Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre is the home to many of South Africa’s abandoned, injured and poisoned wildlife. To get an up close and personal experience of these incredible creatures and with the hands-on approach they have the ability to demonstrate to the public the threats and problems our wildlife is facing today. The Centre has a long standing and successful Serval Breeding Project and more than 160 have successfully been reintroduced to areas where they have become extinct. They are actively involved in research on the movement and behaviour of leopards and on a few vulture species that they monitor daily at their “vulture restaurant”. A visit to the Centre is “an experience of a lifetime” and will leave you with lasting memories.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
• Dependant on availability.
• Duration: 2 hours to 2 hour 30 minutes
• What to wear: Be prepared for all weather conditions and wear comfortable clothes.
• Things to bring: Sunscreen, hat and camera (should you have) .
• The trip is conducted in an open 4 x 4 safari vehicle.
• Activity is weather dependant. We will give you the option to reschedule your trip or we issue a refund.
Time schedule
| Daytime | Departure |
|---|---|
| Morning | 8:30 pm |
| Afternoon | 2:00 pm |
Included
- Transfer to activity
- Complimentary water
- All entrance fees
Excluded
- Additional beverages
• Rates available on request. All rates are vat inclusive.
• Management reserves the right to change the rates at any given time.
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