The Hatchery

I have never seen a baby ostrich, but I can finally tick it off my bucket list. The tour was not that expensive and it was very educational. They show you the setting in how they incubate the eggs, to how they help the young! There is a whole section with different snakes and water-based reptiles as well. There is a nice play area for the children that are closed off and safe, the restaurant is very accommodating and makes absolutely delicious food with big portions as well. This was a nice outing and I will definitely come here again when my little one is slightly bigger.

OMG thats by far is almost the best place I’ve been to in SA The tranquility in this place is genuine The scenery of the mountains and greenery is spectacular, as well as the Ostriches Food at the restaurant was phenomenal

The tour is expensive, but worth it, provided you go during breeding season, approx. September till April, give or take a bit. We didn't try the restaurant, but it featured a lot of ostrich, and was priced more for tourists. They also have snakes and an alligator, a few crocs too.

Tour by Liam was informative. The baby ostriches are too cute. If you visit Cape Point please pop in here, they not far) it is worth a visit.

A very clean and well-maintained farm. Guide was very informative and friendly. We even got to touch and interact with the baby and young orstrich as the crowd was manageable on our day of visit, which was a Sunday. They had a range of decent merchandise and even offered simple refreshments at the end of tour. Recommend.