Seaview Predator Park

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Lower Seaview Road, Seaview, Port Elizabeth, 6611
Added by Jopie, at 27 December 2016

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• Muhammed

  30 March 2018

  Very nice place although there wasn't any cubs to cuddle with as advertised on the website. Entry was relatively cheap and you get very close to the lions and tigers.
  
  You don't need a 4x4 vehicle but a vehicle with good ground clearance is recommended. I did however see normal vehicles on the trail.
  
  There is restrooms which are clean.
  
  Panther was no show but saw lots of animals

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• Jesper Pedersen

  22 March 2018

  Cool and all with the giraffes and zebras. Always hurts a bit to see big cats in smaller enclosures, but I guess it's for a good cause. Worth the trip. 70 Rand per person entry.

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• Connor Monaghan

  20 February 2018

  We had a great day out here, driving though with lions walking around the car was something else. The petting area was brilliant. Never thought I'd get to play with lion cubs, definitely recommend this. Then getting in with the tigers was amazing

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• Jannie Nel

  05 February 2018

  It was nice driving through the park with tame animals roaming around. The lion and tiger enclosures were nice to visit. The highlight of the visit was however walking on top of the smaller predator enclosures. The farm yard was also a treat.

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• Clifford King

  10 January 2018

  This place is truly a remarkable experience. They have such a huge variety of animals, including non predators, you'll see antelopes, giraffes, and tons of warthogs. But the star of the show is definitely the predators. A small group of tigers are dazzling, some massive lions, and some juveniles you are likely to see. There are so many more too of many varieties! They are a rehabilitation program, so you can't always guarantee your experience. However, that being said, one of the highlights of my life in Port Elizabeth was visiting Seaview and playing with the lion cubs! They are so playful and adorable and I struggle to explain how fun and memorable my experience there was!

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• Pieter Kleynhans

  21 November 2017

  Good place to see big Cats and have a lesuirely walk around. Can picnic and braai as well. Just remember to bring wood, firelighters and a braai grid. Also has other game in the farm such as Impala, Nyala, Bushbuck, Zebra and quite a few Giraffe. Look for specials around vacation time.

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• Glenn D

  30 October 2017

  I really enjoyed my time here, I paid extra for the VIP trip and I really got an experience of a lifetime. Meeting and interacting with all the wonderful cats and seeing their distinct personalities was something really special. When walking round, it's easy to see that they are all much loved and well looked after. Thank-you to the staff and animals for making my holiday to South Africa a really memorable experience.

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• Rene Betts

  20 August 2017

  Very few animals but the lions and tigers are pretty awesome

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• Alroy Bentley

  08 May 2017

  This was the 1st time iv seen a lion & tiger. We heard the lion roar.wat an xperience. Lovely time to spend your day on a sunday when they feed the lions.

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• Ganishwar Arunkumar

  16 April 2017

  Just beautiful. You have to come here to understand it.

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• Michael Ayerst

  05 March 2017

  Awesome if you want to see Lions and Tigers. Drive through was uneventful. Coffee shop is not too bad.

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• Melanie Smit

  09 January 2017

  We saw a variety of buck, as well as giraffes and watched the Lions being fed. Followed by a visit to their sanctuary, restaurant and farm animal area. Loved the fact signs along the drive. Wonderful outing for the family and the guy at the entrance is super friendly and welcoming. This all added up to a pleasant experience.

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• Dorian Straub

  03 January 2017

  It was a nice cool day, we decided to visit and treat the kids. Lion and Tigers were very active, calling, roaring and growling. Tigers were most cooperative for photos.
  Kids really enjoyed themselves. After we had coffee, snacks and drinks at the restaurant where the kids walked through the cages with the smaller cats.
  A little sad for some, but at least they are cared for. We'll done to the management.

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