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African Dawn Wildlife Sanctuary and Endangered Species Breeding Centre
set in the heart of a lush valley. Situated between Jeffrey's
Bay and Port Elizabeth lies African Dawn a truly beautiful bird and
wildlife sanctuary, featuring a endangered cat breeding program and
rehabilitation centre.
        
Over 200 species of birds and
animals including the illusive Knysna Loerie, the majestic black
eagle, our beautiful servals, cheetahs and many more, will
ensure that each visit will be a memorable one.
With the largest aviary in the
Eastern Cape, all bird lovers will be spoiled. And for the kids
(or big kids too!) we have interactive experiences, you can feed
the wallabies, cuddle with a lynx kitten or have some hands on
time with a serval.
 Wildlife Volunteers
Would you like to help the
animals at the sanctuary, why not join our endangered species
wildlife volunteer program for a few weeks.
Wildlife Volunteers
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 News From African Dawn
Feel free to read our
newsletter to see what's new at African Dawn Sanctuary.
Newsletter
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Animal Adoption
Do you have a
favourite animal at African Dawn? Now you can adopt any of our
animals or birds! Become an adoptive parent for a year:
Animal
Adoptions
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 African
Dawn Forum
Read more about African Dawn
Volunteers on the forum
here
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Game Reserve Accommodation
The game lodges are located in the
middle of the game area surrounded by a variety of wildlife.
When you wake in the morning you could see giraffe,
antelope, wildebeest, zebra, aardvark, springbok,
birds and of course a beautiful sunrise over the
reserve. Could you morning start any better? Wait till you have
breakfast in the fresh clear morning air.
For accommodation enquiries or bookings visit
All Africa Wildlife Backpackers @ African Dawn
Aims and objectives
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To rescue and
treat all injured or orphaned wildlife brought to our
attention.
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The
rehabilitation of animals to their optimal level of
functioning.
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To provide a
safe and suitable environment for birds and animals who do
not have the ability to survive re-introduction into their
natural habitat.
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To play an
active role in cultivating an awareness amongst the public
to try and ensure a future for the conservation of wildlife.
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To work in
close association with nature conversation and other
wildlife rescue centres.
Bring all your family or
friends for a picnic in the park surroundings; bring a braai to
enjoy on a sunny day.
If you prefer you can lunch in our
restaurant which provides light meals.
Entrance fees
Adults: R45
Scholars (6-16yrs) : R15
Pre-school (3-5yrs): R5
Under 2 Free
Open daily from 9am – 5pm
Just 20 mins from Jeffreys bay
and 30 mins from PE.
Take exit 702 off the N2 (near
Thornhill) onto the R102.
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