Tour to
De Wildt Cheetah Centre

DURATION: 5 – 6 hours

AVAILABILITY: By special arrangement

PICK-UP TIME: 07:00 or 12:00

MEALS: Not included

ENTRANCE FEES: Included

COST: R1,890 per person (minimum 2 people)

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About De Wildt Cheetah Centre

The De Wildt Cheetah Centre Tour offers an inspiring wildlife and conservation experience just outside Johannesburg. The Ann van Dyk Cheetah Centre, commonly known as De Wildt, is one of South Africa’s leading cheetah breeding and conservation facilities. Today, it plays a vital role in protecting endangered species, including cheetahs and African wild dogs.

Moreover, the centre is internationally recognised for its successful breeding programmes and conservation research. As a result, visitors gain a rare opportunity to learn about wildlife protection efforts while observing some of Africa’s most iconic predators up close. Therefore, it is an ideal tour for travellers interested in education, conservation, and wildlife encounters.

Tour Description

Our De Wildt Cheetah Centre Tour is a half-day wildlife and conservation experience located about 1.5 hours from Johannesburg. First, you travel through scenic landscapes toward the Hartbeespoort Dam region. Afterwards, you arrive at the centre for a guided tour led by experienced conservation staff.

Along the way, you learn about cheetah breeding programmes, wildlife rehabilitation, and the ongoing efforts to protect endangered species. In addition, you may see rare animals such as the king cheetah and African wild dogs in carefully managed enclosures. Therefore, this tour offers a meaningful and educational alternative to traditional safari experiences.

Tour Highlights

  • Convenient pickup from Johannesburg and surrounding areas.
  • Scenic drive through the Magaliesberg and Hartbeespoort region.
  • Guided tour of the Ann Van Dyk Cheetah Centre.
  • Learn about cheetah breeding and conservation programmes.
  • Opportunity to see cheetahs, wild dogs, and other endangered species.
  • Possible sighting of the rare king cheetah.
  • Insight into wildlife rehabilitation and research efforts.
  • Visit the centre’s facilities and conservation areas.
  • Educational commentary from knowledgeable guides and staff.
  • Return transfer to Johannesburg in the afternoon.

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