RT @Capecheetahs: Volunteer at Inverdoorn and help save the cheetahs. http://t.co/lPB7O2MIS4
Discover Inverdoorn Game Reservethe 10 000 ha reserve
Why choose Inverdoorn?5 star Game Lodge
Planning your Inverdoorn Triponly 2.5 hours from Cape Town
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Ambassador Suite5 Star AccommodationLuxury Chalet5 Star Accommodation
Chalet4 Star Accommodation
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Inverdoorn Big 5 Safaris3 Hours long Safaris
The Little KarooSemi-desert Natural Region 
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I went with my friend Wilna to my favourite place on the reserve. As I was filmed by some guys for a TV doc on National Geographic , I chased a couple of antilopes ...everyone was so amazed to see me running , interestingly , I always thought a human ran not only slow but also funny, not surprisingly they can't pass the speed of a chicken !
Anyway, it was a great day ... Damian (dad) was here too , always talking to a guy with a stick and what looked like a dead rabbit on top (for the reader , Banzi talk about a microphone) , but i understand Dad (for the reader : Damian) , he has to organise team schedule , interview and scene , make sure about my gym session , my hairdresser , my lunch ... Not sure there will be a sequel to the documentary , as they have come twice but I understood they still have to come once to finish the documentary.
Born on 2 October 2007, Banzi is a miracle story having survived a genetic deficiency that left his legs deformed at birth. Against all odds he underwent experimental surgery, which was a great success and today he is healthy and happy. He lives at Inverdoorn with his devoted sister Nushka, who supported him through his difficult surgery and thus the two have formed a special, lifelong bond.
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RT @Capecheetahs: Volunteer at Inverdoorn and help save the cheetahs. http://t.co/lPB7O2MIS4
"Each species is a masterpiece, a creation assembled with extreme care and genius." - Edward O. Wilson
@Capecheetahs @Inverdoorn Thank You! =)
@Anna96Banana Hold on to your dream! Hopefully we will see you @Inverdoorn one day:)
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Amongst the wonders of Nature exists a splendid place situated in the magnificence of the vast open Karoo landscape, Inverdoorn Game Reserve & Iziba Safari Lodge. The 10 000 hectare property is a resourceful and stylish 'oasis' destination, only a 2.5-hour drive from Cape Town city centre.
Inverdoorn offers guests the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to really get to grips with a cheetah through its Exclusive Encounters package that allow guests to spend time interacting with the cheetahs through stroking, petting and giving the cheetahs water. Guests who opt for the five-star luxury accommodation packages automatically enjoy the one-on-one encounters while an optional extra package is available to other overnight guests and even day visitors. Learn More...
