Nyosi Wildlife Reserve
Whether you wish to escape and relax, or to explore and reconnect with nature, Nyosi Wildlife Reserve caters for both the discerning and the adventurous.
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Nyosi Wildlife Reserve is a pristine nature and wildlife reserve located at the heart of what conservation icon Dr Ian Player once identified as the "new wilderness frontier".
Nestled by urbanisation and set within an expansive 2 500-hectare land parcel, the reserve is made up of five of South Africa’s nine indigenous biomes sprawling across rolling and picturesque plains and valleys; lands which host a natural sanctuary to an abundance of wildlife, plains game and birdlife.
Fresh fynbos-scented air, a picture-perfect scenery, and free-roaming wildlife all come together to provide a unique indoor/outdoor experience for visitors of all ages.
Nyosi Wildlife Reserve offers not only the tranquillity brought about by being surrounded by nature, but also a variety of family-friendly entertainment options that allow its guests to relax in a natural and safe environment, and escape from the hustle and bustle of the city life.
It was my fiance birthday weekend and we had the best experience, the game drive was something we al... - Buntu Ndevu.
Buntu Ndevu
It was my fiance birthday weekend and we had the best experience, the game drive was something we always wanted to experience. And Nyosis staff delivered, the tour guide knew all the perfect routes to spot all the animals we anticipated to see. We even saw cheetahs, zebras, Buffalo and many more. It was definitely worth!
Buntu Ndevu experienced the Afternoon Game Drive
Thando Hlongwane
Chuma Dwayi
Great Experience.Great service all-round.The drive was so good with the you lady on the starringwheel.I recommend one to consider Nyosi for a time out of thier weekly work life and reconnect with with themselves through Nyosi experience and also it's a great self care as it's so refreshing
Chuma Dwayi experienced the Afternoon Game Drive
Tobeka Maqwati-Naku
