Sanbona Wildlife Reserve is situated approximately 3.5 hours drive from Cape Town. On commencement of one's journey, travel on the N1 from Cape Town in the direction of Paarl.

Continuing on the N1, travel through the Huguenot Tunnel. A tollgate controls this tunnel. Alternatively, the scenic Du Toits Kloof Pass can be taken. The first town is Worcester set in the Breede River valley. Taking the second turnoff to the right into the town itself, the N1 is left (behind) and the interesting and quaint Route 62 or (R62) is taken. Follow the signs to the picturesque town of Robertson, synonymous with fine wines, fruit, roses and top horse breeding.

Once through Robertson, encountering farms stalls, wine farms and arts and craft shops along the way, the next town is Ashton. Travel on through the Montagu Pass and experience the most awesome rock formations. The historical town of Montagu, known for its hot springs is passed through. Continue for approximately 38 km and turn left at "Die Vlakte" and Sanbona Wildlife Reserve signs.

Please be advised that the road changes from tar to gravel and the recommended speed limit from then on is 40 km per hour. The main entrance to Sanbona Wildlife Reseve is 7km where guests will be welcomed. From the main gate, it is a further 26km to the oasis of Tilney Manor.

Sanbona Wildlife Reserve is equipped with a private landing strip near the Bellair Dam.

Air charters can be arranged with registered charter companies or private aircraft with overnight guests are welcome.

Prior arrangements must be made with Sanbona Wildlife Reserve Management.

Magnificent views, panoramic landscapes and towering cliffs, streams and the abundance of trees and indigenous flora, all contribute to making the Breede River Valley one of the Western Cape's most diverse regions. The ever-changing colours of our majestic mountains, scenic passes, rivers, vineyards and orchards as well as the multitude of attractions, will offer you an unforgettable adventure, whether this is in the physical sense or simply a kaleidoscope of scenic experiences.

Innovation and pride, combined with a terrain and mild climate that are harmoniously balanced, result in the prominence of our region's wines. The R62 Route which links the Breede River Valley and Klein Karoo, will take you along the longest wine route in the world.

The easily accessible towns, nestled among the Valleys, all offer ample opportunity for discovery. From visits to wineries and game reserves, art and cultural tours, museums, hiking trails and mountain climbing, 4x4 routes and canoeing expeditions, horse riding, even riding the worlds largest birds, fishing and caves. You can unwind in one of the invigorating hot-springs, revel in luxury or relax in rustic tranquillity.

We look forward to sharing the unexpected pleasures of the Breede River Valley and Route 62 with you!