Explore the Western Cape for under R700 for one year
Conserve, explore and experience CapeNature’s destinations by purchasing a Wild Card.
Visit our nature reserves in the most cost-effective way! Purchase a CapeNature cluster today!
Three reasons to sign up to the CapeNature cluster!
- Unlimited ease of access - With a Wild Card membership, you receive a year’s unlimited access to the most beautiful nature reserves with superb picnic and braai spots, natural swimming pools, plunging waterfalls, invigorating day hikes, mountain biking and all the clean air, fantastic birdwatching and colourful fynbos you can handle.
- Activities for days - Whether you are into mountain bike trails or 4×4 routes, or simply a relaxing afternoon surrounded by breathtaking scenery, a Wild Card gives you the freedom and flexibility to escape into the wild whenever you want to, depending on the type of cluster chosen.
- Bang for buck - More specifically unplug and get unlimited access to 25 CapeNature reserves. Every visitor to a nature reserve is obligated to pay a conservation fee upon entering the reserve. By purchasing a Wild Card, you and all the members registered on the card gets exempted from paying a conservation fee. For example, if you access a nature reserve every day for 1 year you would pay R40 per person per entry for 365 days totalling a cost of R14 600 per person for the year. By purchasing a CapeNature individual membership you would pay R655 once off for a year's unlimited access to the nature reserves saving you R13 945. Does that not sound amazing! T&Cs apply.
Remember there are three types of memberships available. You could select an individual, couple or family card. Which would save you even more!
Here’s a list of nature reserves where access will be granted with a valid CapeNature Wild Card:
- Anysberg Nature Reserve
- Assegaaibosch Nature Reserve
- Lambert’s Bay Bird Island Nature Reserve
- Boosmansbos Wilderness Area
- Cederberg Wilderness Area
- De Hoop Nature Reserve
- De Mond Nature Reserve
- Gamkaberg Nature Reserve
- Goukamma Nature Reserve
- Grootvadersbosch Nature Reserve
- Groot Winterhoek Wilderness Area
- Hottentots Holland Nature Reserve
- Jonkershoek Nature Reserve
- Keurbooms River Nature Reserve
- Kogelberg Nature Reserve
- Limietberg Nature Reserve
- Marloth Nature Reserve
- Matjiesrivier Nature Reserve
- Outeniqua Nature Reserve
- Robberg Nature Reserve
- Rocherpan Nature reserve
- Swartberg Nature Reserve
- Stony Point Nature Reserve
- Vrolijkheid Nature Reserve
- Walker Bay Nature Reserve
This is the perfect time to explore and take advantage of this discounted offer.
Switch and save and get unlimited access to 25 CapeNature reserves, by signing up to the Wild Card loyalty programme today.
Want to know more about the Wild Card programme, rates and where to sign up? Simply click here:
https://www.capenature.co.za/wild-card
Or email us on reservation.alert@capenature.co.za for more information.
Get a CapeNature cluster and save.
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