” I never imagined to see such beautiful animals in a Game Reserve within 5km of Somerset West”, commented a recent visitor from the UK.
Only Wedderwill residents have access to the privately owned Game Reserve on specific trails on foot, MTB or horse back – no cars.
We are privilegued to be able to spot more than 200 different bird species, Eland, Bontebok, Springbok, Red Hartebeest, Wildebeest. We are also very proud that we are part of the Quagga re-breeding programme.
I really enjoy mountain biking in the Game Reserve and often stop to watch the game and the scenery.
Elland, the biggest Antilope
Quaggas love to be photgraphed
The Blou Wildebest love it on Wedderwill
It’s a special time when the new ones are born
Proud Bontebok mum showing off the young
To ride on horseback or MTB – or just strolling – it’s magic
The Bokkies are prolific breeders
Springbok were abundant in the planes of the Western Cape . They love it here too.
Wildebeest – don’t mess with me.
Wildebeest look agressive, but ours have not ever been agressive.
“What do you want – this is my place
Eland used to be quite prolific in the Western Cape.
Why can’t humans live together as peacefully as we do?
The plains are the preferred grazing ground
