Name: Ann van Dyk Cheetah Centre
Address: R513, Brits, 0251, South Africa, ZA
Telephone: +27 12 504 9906

Ann van Dyk Cheetah Centre is a park, located at R513, Brits, 0251, South Africa. They can be contacted via phone at +27 12 504 9906, visit their website dewildt.co.za for more detailed information.

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R513, Brits, 0251

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Anonymous

02 April 2018

They might be doing good things there but it felt like visiting a classroom more than a Cheetah experience. There are more natural feeling cheetah walks at other places.
Anonymous

11 February 2018

Exceptional experience. The guides are very knowledgeable and treat all the animals with respect. Each guest had the opportunity to interact with a King Cheetah known for it extraordinary spots.
Anonymous

09 February 2018

Well looked after animals.. they have an obvious love and affection for the care and conservation of all the animals in the centre.. well worth a visit and be part of the upkeep..
Anonymous

09 February 2018

I took UK relatives visiting South Africa for the first time and following a successful visit to Kruger. We all enjoyed the cheetah centre as it complemented our Kruger visit well - we saw up close many of the animals we hadn’t seen there including cheetahs of course but also wild dogs (we all enjoyed them), meerkats, honey badge and vultures. Our guide Keisha was excellent and we learned so much from her. Well worth a visit.
Anonymous

07 January 2018

All I can say is that is really worth it. Awesome experience, the one that stood out the most was the interaction with the wild dogs. There's a café so you can buy stuff before you go on the trip. Will definitely go again
Anonymous

20 October 2017

An animal sanctuary that was build on a dream to make a difference, this is a must see with rangers and guides that are passionate to educate and to ensure the survival of several species.
Anonymous

02 October 2017

Super fun and very informative. Went to the early morning cheetah run so that we could experience a cheetah at high speed which was amazing. Most of the animals are rescues or being bred for release into the wild which makes it a guilt-free experience. Being surrounded (in the truck)by the wild dog pack in hunting mode was absolutely spectacular.
Anonymous

03 July 2017

A very well maintained non-profit nature reserve, run by staff who are passionate about the preservation of all animals.

Their game drives are very interesting and extremely informative.
The Cheeta run - shows the unbelievable speed of the wild cat right in front of your eyes.
Anonymous

07 May 2017

We had a fantastic time on our tour of the sanctuary, our guide was very knowledgeable and he kept the tour interesting. I especially loved being able to get so close to so many of the animals. I highly recommend people visit the sanctuary as they do some incredible work.
Anonymous

02 May 2017

Amazing rescue, breeding, rehabilitation and successful return to the wild of a variety of animals including cheetahs and wild dogs (also known as painted dogs). Highly knowledgeable guides provide close encounters and excellent detailed information about the various animals.
Anonymous

18 April 2017

Lovely experience. Can see cheetahs run and wild dogs beeing fed
Anonymous

04 February 2017

Very educational! Wonderful experience! Been there twice. Only critique is that the coffee shop was closed both times. It operates independently from the centre. The centre does offer free coffee.but it's not the best
Anonymous

27 January 2017

This tourist attraction is worth the price. It is wonderful that these animals are provided so much attention and love. This is evidenced by the guides that are so knowledgeable and humble in their appreciation for the work they do.