Kwantu Private Game Reserve Travel Guide: Top Sights in South africa,

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Kwantu Private Game Reserve- Travel Tips What to See, How to Plan & Tours: Natural Scenery; South Africa; 5 Reviews

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Suggested Duration: 8 hours

Kwantu Private Game Reserve, located in the malaria-free Eastern Cape of South Africa just 85 kilometers from Port Elizabeth, spans 6,010 hectares of diverse habitats and offers an exceptional safari experience. This reserve, which evolved from the historical Sidbury village founded by British settlers, is home to the Big Five and a wealth of other wildlife species, making it a premier destination for nature enthusiasts. Guests at Kwantu can enjoy a range of accommodations, from the family-friendly Pollards Inn to the luxurious Bush Camps and romantic honeymoon lodges. The reserve also features a tranquil spa to enhance the wilderness retreat experience. Safari adventures are guided by expert rangers, offering exhilarating game drives and intimate wildlife encounters. Kwantu's rich biodiversity includes over 42 mammal species and a vibrant bird population, alongside efforts to rehabilitate and care for injured or orphaned animals.

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Reviews of Kwantu Private Game Reserve

Muhammed Wadud

5
Reviewed: 2024-07-21

An Amazing Safari Adventure and halal dining available. Amazing animals to see Elephants, Tigers, Lions, Giraffes and other animals
Muhammed Abdulla

5
Reviewed: 2024-07-09

A fantastic space for a relaxing time. We had a pre planned itinerary that was helpful with times for our meals, tea and game drives. The establishment is fully halaal which was a plus. The food was fantastic and the staff ever so helpful. Kwantu boasts the big five, however due to the weather we didn't get to see them all. We spotted some elephants, giraffe, springboks, impala, zebra,hippo mom and baby, warthogs, blue and black wildebeest and some lion tracks. They also have a rehabilitation centre and a sanctuary where we saw lions and Tigers. The entire family thoroughly had an awesome time. Overall a super awesome experience.
Salma Ghoneim

5
Reviewed: 2024-07-04

Amazing getaway place. It is a safari where you get to see the big five. The rangers are very frieny and well educated. It has 5 different accommodations. We stayed in Pollards inn. It is the main one. The other ones are a walking distance from Pollards inn where the restaurant and the tea time lounge is. The staff is extremely friendly and welcoming. The food is halaal. They provide 3 meals in an open buffet style. The accommodation includes the food and the game drive (the safari). The safari drive is done in an open vehicle.
Paul Haynes

4
Reviewed: 2024-01-25

Very professional looking main lodge, excellent lunch and a reasonable game drive. I say reasonably, I know the nature of a game drive, you might see lots you might see nothing. I get that, however the land on this game drive is very hilly and this makes it hard for the vehicles to get to where the animals are. All the Kenya lodges I have been to, have been better than this one in South Africa. However the staff tried their best, and I thank then for that. The big cats in the rehab centre were amazing.
Kirti Gudka

5
Reviewed: 2023-12-10

An exceptional private game reserve, top quality food and drink and service, especially Fafa at reception and Peter and Musa in the restaurant. Huge rooms, well equipped. Amazing reception area and animal sanctuary in house as well. 6 stars all round!!!