Bit of drive but the experience was fantastic for the price, however I'm pretty sure the Lion comes are being bred for canned shooting. Don't expect a first class tourist attraction but you'll get the experience at a fraction of the price. More

A surreal experience sitting and patting a cheetahlike a pet and frolocking with lion cubs. A once in a lifetime experience and educational as well. Help support them as they work to protect our precious animals. More

Nothing to dislike. Its great to see South Africa looking after its heritage in terms of the wildlife. More

Very exciting to be very close to a tame ceetah and have baby lions on your lap. Nice experience! More

We loved the place and had great experiences stroking a cheetah and 2 two month old lion cubs. More

Wonderful experience. The cheetahs are awesome. Not expensive, good guidance. Should visit! More

Having stayed in the Addo area for three days (at the wonderful Colonial on Arundel in Sundland), a visit to the Cheetah Breeding Farm, a facility certified by Nature Conservation for cheetahy breeding purposes, was recommended to us a a minor detour en route back to Port Elizabeth. Warmly welcomed by our guide, we were told about the facility and... More

Wear flat shoes for walking on stones.... definitely take your camera. The bridge over the cheetah enclosure is a bit nerve racking, but both visitors were able to get over it, both elderly and one with a knee replacement and one with a hip replacement. Alternative way around is given for those who can't see fit to go over the... More

A great place to visit for about an hour. They do great work here. We got to stroke a cheetah but the most marvellous moment for me was stroking baby lions. They were gorgeous, one loved sucking on our fingers! Really nice shop with a good selection at good prices. More