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De Wildt Cheetah lodge

A WILDLIFE EXPERIENCE WITH A DIFFERENCE

Drink sundowners with the freckled nightjar, enjoy delicious home-cooked dinners under a canopy of stars with jackals as your nocturnal companions, awaken to the sound of the red chested cuckoo and spend an exciting day with cheetahs and wild dogs.

The world renowned De Wildt Cheetah and Wildlife Centre has opened a delightful lodge. Tucked away behind the Centre is a beautiful stone lodge boasting nine uniquely decorated en-suite rooms.
Conveniently situated within close proximity to both Pretoria and Johannesburg and en-route to Sun City, this lodge is not to be missed.

De Wildt offers you the opportunity to learn more about fascinating creatures such as the wild dog, cheetah and various species of owls and vultures. You can also read more about the humble beginnings of what has become one of the world's foremost institutions on captive breeding of cheetah.

Nestled in the foothills of the Magaliesberg in South Africa's North West Province, the De Wildt Cheetah Research Centre is situated an hour from Johannesburg and forty-five minutes from Pretoria. It is close to the Hartbeespoort Dam, a popular destination for day excursions from Pretoria and Johannesburg.

Accommodation

You have the choice between two options:

Self catering glamping tent- Ideal for 2 to 6 people per tent.
Facilities include:
- En-suite with shower
- Swimming pool
- Private fridge in each tent
- Fully kitted communal kitchen
- Braai area
- Restaurant

lodge elegant suites
Facilities include:
- Each suite is en-suite (With bath/shower).
- Close to all main facilities
- Close to restaurant & conference facilities
**Bed only and Bed & Breakfast rates available**

no pets allowed

Amenities

Swimming Pool
Restaurant & Bar
Conference Room
Spa Services
Free Wi-Fi
Free Parking

Nearby Attractions

Hartebeespoort Dam: Just a short drive away, this scenic dam offers boating, fishing, and breathtaking views.
The Elephant Sanctuary: Interact with majestic elephants and learn about conservation efforts at this nearby sanctuary.
Bush Babies Monkey Sanctuary: Visit this family-friendly sanctuary to see a variety of primates in their natural habitat.
Magaliesberg Mountain Range: Explore the rugged terrain of the Magaliesberg mountains with hiking and mountain biking trails.
De Wildt Adventure Trails for those adventurers