Lion and Safari Park

Lion and Safari Park offers an unforgettable wildlife adventure located in the heart of the Cradle of Humankind, a UNESCO World Heritage Site near Broederstroom. This premier destination combines conservation, education, and recreation, providing visitors with an authentic African safari experience just a short drive from major urban centres.

Experience the Thrill of Lion and Safari Park

The park is home to an impressive collection of African wildlife, including several of the Big Five. Visitors can observe magnificent lions, graceful cheetahs, endangered wild dogs, and various antelope species in habitats designed to mimic their natural environments.

Guided Safari Experiences

Choose from multiple safari options:

• Guided game drives in open vehicles
• Self-drive safari routes
• Specialised predator tours
• Night safari adventures

Exceptional Visitor Facilities

Lion and Safari Park boasts comprehensive amenities to enhance your visit. The park features multiple dining options, from casual cafés to traditional boma-style restaurants where you can enjoy authentic South African cuisine while overlooking the wildlife areas.

Family-Friendly Activities

Beyond the safari experiences, the park offers:

• Children’s play areas
• Animal interaction zones
• Educational conservation talks
• Photography opportunities

Conservation and Education

Lion and Safari Park plays a vital role in wildlife conservation and environmental education. The park participates in breeding programmes for endangered species and works closely with conservation organisations to protect Africa’s precious wildlife heritage.

Plan Your Visit

Located in Broederstroom, within the Gauteng province of South Africa, the park is easily accessible for both local and international visitors. Whether you’re planning a day trip or an extended stay, Lion and Safari Park promises an extraordinary wildlife experience that will create lasting memories.

Book your safari adventure today and discover why Lion and Safari Park remains one of South Africa’s most popular wildlife destinations.