Cango Wildlife Ranch Oudtshoorn

Further west from Knysna is a sleepy village called Buffalo Bay. It's just a collection of holiday houses along a beautiful stretch of beach, 10 km long or so. A handful of surfers are challenging the waves. There's a closed down backpacker's shack right on the beach, maybe they will open up for summer again. Many hostels and B&Bs have had …

... beef steak i've ever had. I also had crocodile and springbok for starter, all beautiful. Our last trip in Oudtshoorn was to the Cango Wildlife Ranch. We saw Meerkat, Crocs, Emus, Snakes, Lions, Tigers, Cheetahs etc. and decided to pay R150 for a ...

The Cango Wildlife Ranch sits on the egde of town.  You can tell what kind of attraction this is going to be when you enter through the giant mouth of a crocodile.  Normally, a zoo wouldn't make it on our list unless it had something ...

... hours drive from the coast. Oudtshoorn was famous for Ostrich farms and had some good wildlife ranches too.... We decided to visit Cango Wildlife ranch on our first day there. The guide takes you around the park for about an hour and a half explaining to ...

... the cave paintings they left have now all but disappeared. After our trip to the caves we visited the Cango Wildlife Ranch, uniquely at this place they give you the chance to cage dive with crocodiles and cuddle a cheetah. In the end we ...

... drums, blending their sounds and rythms I'm sure it must sound spectacular. After the Cango Caves, we drove on to the Cango Wildlife Ranch. Here we were looking forward to petting cheetas and maybe a spot of croc-cage diving or something. It was very ...

... - Yummy! Today we are due to leave Oudtshoorn to head along the coast, but before that we dropped by the Cango Wildlife Ranch and saw all manner of beasties. The highlight of this was meeting two hand reared adult cheetahs. Unlike other reserves where ...

... tour. This tour is a lot of fun and invloved crawling through tide and damp places so is not recommended for the claustrophobic or unfit. The caves are 30 km from Oudtshoorn. On our way back we also visited the Cango Wildlife Ranch & ...

... were found. The organ pipes and petrified curtains were amazing, the halls massive it was well worth the trip. Went to the Cango wildlife ranch, it was tiny but really well done. Gave the crocodile swimming a miss – yep they really do lower you ...

... . They can run very fast though, up to 80 km/h, so I hang on for dear life. We spend the afternoon at Cango Wildlife Ranch which breeds cheetahs. They have 45 species of all type of animals, including a snake park. You can pat cheetahs and tigers for ...

... for its ostrich farms and the possibility to ride them. But we were there for another wildlife experience. We went to Cango Wildlife Ranch to see a variety of animals and cats but especially to get up close to the cheetah! After about an hour ...