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Rhino and Lion Nature Reserve
Rhino and Lion Nature Reserve Review
Rhinos, lions, wild dogs, cheetahs, hippos, and crocodiles are among the animals you can see at the Rhino and Lion Nature Reserve. You can spot about 600 head of game; visit the lion, wild dog, and cheetah enclosures (be careful of lions approaching vehicles) or vulture blind, or be thrilled by live snake shows on weekends and holidays. You can also visit the endangered-species breeding center and the magnificent white lions or cuddle a baby animal at the nursery for young orphaned animals. In addition to the self-driving tour, you can book an escorted game drive or horseback ride. The visitors' area has a pool, the Croc Pub and Diner, and a curio shop, as well as three basic chalets (no electricity) for overnights.
- Address: Kromdraai Rd., Kromdraai, 1739
- Phone: 011/957-0109
- Cost: R90
- Hours: Weekdays 8-5, weekends 8-6
- Website: www.rhinolion.co.za
- Location: Cradle of Humankind
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