Exit the city onto the N2 highway.
Sanbona Wildlife Reserve is an easy 3 hour drive, approximately 270kms from Cape Town.
On commencement of the 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. A tollgate fee is payable at the tunnel.
The first town is Worcester set in the Breede River Valley.
Taking the second turnoff to the right into Worcester, you leave the N1 and the interesting and quaint Route 62 or R 62 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 farm stalls, wine farms and art 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 43km and turn left at "Die Vlakte" and Sanbona Wildlife Reserve sign.
Please be advised that the road changes from tar to gravel and the recommended speed limit from them on is 60km per hour.
The main entrance to Sanbona Wildlife Reserve is 7km where guests will be welcomed.
From the main gate, it is a further 15 km to the welcoming lounge. From there, it is a 65 minute drive to Dwyka.
Please follow the relevant signs on the reserve. The recommended speed limit is 40km per hour.
Do not exit your vehicle. Predators roam free.