Waterberg Wildlife Sanctuary (Formally Waterberg Predator Park)

Best place to relax enjoy nature and one can almost say blend with the animals. Stunning reception we received. Amazing lions,tigers,wolf's and the best one for me was Jules the leopard. Obviously the monkeys came to make their presence known. Yes I'll go again. I would offer anything to be there..

We spent a couple of days at the Waterberg Predator Park also known as Ceasars Bush Palace & Predator park just outside Vaalwater.Such an incredible experience (if spine chilling) to be able to sleep between the lion enclosures and be right in the middle of the lions when they all begin to roar in the night. So definitely stay over for a night if you can, but day visits are absolutely possible.We stayed in the pool room, right on the pool but we were closest to the enclosures. They have other accommodation on the dam, and a house for larger groups.I'm not generally someone who supports zoo's but I can appreciate that these big cats have only ever been hand-raised and could never fend for themselves in the wild, and so places like this are necessary.I would definitely recommend a visit if you are in the area. Bear in mind that like everything, Covid has had its impact, but every visitor can provide much needed financial support to help feed these majestic animals.

Perfect place to relax that is just a step away from the hustle and bustle of Gauteng. Hubby and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The host" Brad's warm welcome was out of this world. The animals are just too gorgeous for words. We will definitely come back again. Value for money. Absolute gem."