Cheetah Outreach Spier Reviews

Absolutely an amazing experience to interact with the Cheetahs at such close range !!

Great experience! The staff was well trained and very informative. I got to pet a cheetah, and now my South Africa experience is complete. I highly recommend visiting this place.

The people here are kind and caring. The cause is great and I would definitely be back to support them. The price is quite steep for the experience which isn't out of this world but a rare one indeed. I spent sometime with the cheetah cubs and a meerkat. I wish they wouldn't print photos without asking your permission. Happy to pay for the ones I like beforehand.

Super helpful people. Although I don't like using wild animals as tourist attractions, people here take all the caution to keep animals safe.

Good rates for entry. Small Sanctuary, but worth a visit. Great outing for children.

Great place with friendly staff. The work they do amazing

Just a one time visit is ok... :( if want to post photo in social media's go else plan elsewhere

great experience. important work to conserve cheetahs.

What amazing work these people do, creating funds for anatolian dog breeding, the dogs go work on farms and bring down stock losses, support a worthy cause and educate your kids at the same time

Great place and a wonderful program. Best experience for our son. Staff is very nice and knowledgeable.

Truly annoying, you past just 5 minutes with the cheetah and the rest of the time you re just sitting ans annoying

Even being South African, I learnt new facts about cheetahs. A species worth saving.

Admiral approach to help educating farmers, land owners and the public

Always a fantastic experience. I am a tour operator and this is one of the highlights for my guests

The Cheetah Outreach does amazing work. The staff takes good care of their beautiful cheetahs as well as their other animals such as adorable servals and meerkats.

Well taken care of animals, very nice staff. Good experience

Learned a ton about the conservation efforts for Cheetahs in South Africa as well as just some important facts about the big cats. Very interesting and worth a stop to take the tour.

I was amazed, not only at all the beautiful creatures but most of all at the great staff. They treat their critters with so much respect and love. Definitely worth your time and support.

We visit here whenever we are in the area. Very inexpensive and well worth a visit, allow about an hour. Not a great deal to see but very interesting. Photo shows Anatolian Shepherd dogs which is the basis of the visit. Also very good little cafe a few minutes walk from the Outreach

Up close & personal with the fastest animal on 4 legs! So affordable! R5! Drinks/snacks available, as is touching a cheetah for a small fee. Also other interesting animals here! All in the name of conservation. Great people!

Great place, cheetahs are beautiful, go early in the morning or when it's cooler to see as much as possible

It goes even just to support. It is a very beautiful formation. Do not go into such a fashion that we will visit the zoo, here cheetahs are more valuable than you. We learned here that Sivas Kangal dogs are a hope for the cheetah generation and we were very emotional when we saw them there too :)

A great initiative worth supporting. Price wise, it's value for money- we enjoyed interacting with the cheetah cubs and the meerkat. Makes for a good time out from mundane activities.

No true conservation would allow animals to be touched like this. No matter how much good you think they're doing first educate yourself by watching the Blood Lions documentary.

Dedicated staff, informative and fantastic with their animals. 100 % Proudly South African conservation.

A very well organised wildlife institute right in "town", accessible to many people.

Pleasant and adventurous atmosphere which is away from the rushed city life. The encounter was an amazing experience and the tour was quite informative. Definitely an itinerary must have.

This was my second visit. I thought my last visit was better than this time

Noble cause and fun experiences, but there can be a lengthy wait. Special shout out to Patrick for his wealth of knowledge, his empathetic relationship with the animals and for making the meerkat experience so much fun. Sebastian the meerkat was adorable!

Cheetah encounter is amazing. Kids below a certain height are not allowed to encounter with cheetah cubs.

It was nice to pet the cheetah, but the overall experience was just ok. We really did not see much else other than a few dogs and a couple of meerkats. I would probably recommend bypassing this as i did not think it was worth it for the price, even though it was for a good cause. The pre petting talk was a little over the top as well as the prep which included hand sanitizers, removing any loose articles and stepping in some foot bath. I mean really??? Is the cheetah going to lick the bottom of my foot?

Awesome work that they do here. Really enjoyed patting the cheetah cubs. Staff are really informative and personable

Went there with 51 kids. Majority of whom are Foetal Alcohol Syndrome children. Too big a group for one facilitator. Talk was too long, they can only focus for 10 minutes on average. Need to be aware of what type of kids are coming.

good for learn, can touch a cheetah(cost must be paid separately)

Amazing smiling staff made the trip as memorable along with the clean, neat place and guidance to make sure you enjoy your experience. Been there before for my birthday and took my friends from America for a visit which was a highlight to them.
Thank you for making our visit a joyful, learning experience.

Not even worthy of 1 star. Only saw 1 cheetah - more like a dog sanctuary. Been there, done it, won't do it again!

This is a an establishment which seeks to protect cheetahs and as such deserves high praise but as a tourist venue it is lacking. The few animals they have are caged and mainly unseen and the "cheetah encounter" is instantly forgettable. By all means go to support this worthwhile venture but don't expect to be wowed.

If you have never seen live cheetahs , caracals, servals, etc. before then this is must see. Also if your only glimpse of cheetah was a hundreds meters away in the Kruger then this might be worth your while.

If you have been to other cheetah rehabilitation projects before then this will not be much different from other similar projects.

My wife and I finally visited the Cheetah outreach after living in Somerset West for a few years already. It is an interesting experience, but it did not quite grab my attention as other similar projects in other areas of South Africa had in the past. I do, however, understand the appeal of this attraction for families with children.

Such a privilege to be able to get up close with cheetah, meerkat, caracal & bat eared foxes. Excellent guides.

A must do !!!!!! Wonderful organisation educating us on the beauty and uniqueness of cheetah's and other animals. Hands on animal encounters available "stroke a cheetah".

The Cheetah outreach is doing phenomenal work in saving Cheetahs by encouraging farmers to use Anatolia dogs to live with their livestock. Please support this wonderful initiative!