Cango Wildlife Ranch Map (2004)
Planning your visit to Oudtshoorn’s famous animal sanctuary?
Cango Wildlife Ranch is a conservation-oriented animal park located in Oudtshoorn, South Africa. It features endangered species such as cheetahs, crocodiles, and lemurs, with interactive exhibits and guided tours. The ranch emphasizes wildlife preservation, education, and responsible tourism.
The most up-to-date Cango Wildlife Ranch Map makes it easy to find everything—from Lemur Falls to Kuranda Forest. Stop by the Turtles Restaurant for a shaded break, then head over to Valley of Ancients for a closer look at Nile crocodiles.
Don’t miss the KidZone splash area or the Cheetah Encounter tucked beside the Big Cat enclosures. It’s all laid out clearly—no guesswork needed.
Cango Wildlife Ranch Map 2004
The most significant Cango Wildlife Ranch Map updates around 2004 included the expansion into the Valley of the Ancients, which introduced themed zones featuring Nile Crocodiles, Flying Foxes, Red River Hogs, Marabou Storks, and Madagascar Ring-tailed Lemurs. The map also reflected the addition of new big cat enclosures, including spaces for White Lions, African Leopards, and Snow Tigers, alongside the established Cheetahland contact centre. These updates enhanced visitor experiences by offering guided tours through immersive environments and increased opportunities for animal encounters and conservation education.
Printable Cango Wildlife Ranch Map PDF 2004
FAQ
Is Cango Wildlife Ranch ethical?
Cango Wildlife Ranch is accredited by major zoological associations and follows strict ethical codes that prohibit the sale of animals to hunting concessions or unregistered facilities. The ranch prioritizes animal welfare, conservation, and education, using positive reinforcement for animal training and maintaining high standards of care. It does not support canned hunting or breed animals solely for public encounters, and it provides sanctuary for rescued and non-releasable animals.
What time does Cango Wildlife Ranch open and close?
Cango Wildlife Ranch is open every day of the year. During high season (December to March), hours are 08:30 to 17:00, and during low season (April to November), hours are 08:30 to 16:30. The last tour departs 15 minutes before closing time.
How much is admission to Cango Wildlife Ranch?
Standard entrance for an adult is approximately $9.42. An annual pass costs about $36.56 for adults and $25.48 for children aged 5 to 13. Children under 5 enter free.
What animals can you see at Cango Wildlife Ranch?
Cango Wildlife Ranch is home to over 90 species, including big cats like cheetahs, African leopards, white lions, and Bengal tigers, as well as lemurs, pygmy hippos, crocodiles, snakes, tortoises, otters, meerkats, and a wide variety of birds and reptiles. The ranch also features unique experiences such as crocodile cage diving and interactive lemur encounters. Conservation and breeding programs focus on endangered species like cheetahs and radiated tortoises.
