- Just a 2.5 hour drive from Cape Town
- Ceres safari accommodation in chalets and guest houses
- African Wildlife in the beautiful Karoo scenery
- See free-roaming Big Five wildlife on guided game drives
Inverdoorn Game Reserve is only a 2.5 hour drive from Cape Town and situated near Ceres in the beautiful landscape of the Karoo in the Western Cape of South Africa. Green grass, thorny bushes, shady trees and cactus together with the blue sky build a beautiful contrast to the 7 white luxury chalets, which are individually furnished.
This safari near Cape Town boasts the Big Five and many more wildlife species on 10 000 hectares in beautiful scenery. Inverdoorn is unique as it boasts a great variety of species with large family herds.
Inverdoorn Game Reserve is known for its cheetah rehabilitation centre, where guests will learn about the breeding and special care programmes.
The pool area with comfortable couches and swing chairs, the beautiful cactus garden and the boma-like are (outdoor enclosure with fireplace) invite guests at Inverdoorn to relax and chill after their game-viewing experience. Guesthouses for families or groups and conference facilities are also available.
Between 1915 and 1972, this land was known as the biggest fruit farm in the southern hemisphere. In 1907 it was reborn as a private nature reserve and protected area for wildlife and biodiversity. Today, Inverdoorn grows most of its vegetables on its own. Experience delectable French cuisine combined with a South African touch.
Enjoy the romantic atmosphere in this idyllic setting. Quiet and peaceful Karoo nights offer amazing star gazing opportunities. Very important at Inverdoorn is to keep the balance and harmony between humanity and biodiversity. The passion and the respect for nature are passed on to the visitors.
