EXPLORE THE KLEIN KAROO
Our Nature Reserve is situated in a beautiful part of the Montagu district, in the Klein Karoo, Western Cape. This mountainous terrain stretches over 5,600ha with a rich variety of fauna and flora from 900m-1,430m above sea level. The combination of rhenosterveld and different fynbos vegetations shaping a typical Klein Karoo landscape and creating a vibrant habitat for its indigenous wildlife. Massive cliffs, huge valleys and rock formations of sandstone are to be found here. The best way to explore this terrain is by 4×4 and walking. Our staff will provide you with a map upon arrival and point out the highlights, hidden gems and spectacular viewpoints.

CONSERVATION
… lies in the heart of everything we do. Protecting indigenous wildlife, restoring natural habitats and caring for the land are at the core of Drie Kuilen. Every stay helps support nature conservation.
Activities
Explore the Klein Karoo on more than 80 km of 4×4 trails, book a guided game drive, or set out on foot or by bike to discover the reserve at your own pace. Discover fossils, historic ruins and ancient rock art while enjoying spectacular viewpoints, mountainous landscapes and diverse vegetation along the way.
About the Reserve
5,600 hectares of protected wilderness provide a sanctuary for indigenous wildlife. Cape Mountain Zebra, Bontebok, Orxy and many other species roam freely across the reserve, as well as the elusive Cape Mountain Leopard. Ongoing conservation efforts help protect this unique landscape for future generations.
Stay at Drie Kuilen
Wildlife
We offer guided Scenic & Game Drives in our game viewer but you are also allowed to explore the reserve by yourself on 70km 4×4 tracks.
We have the Cape Mountain Zebras as well as various different antelopes (Gemsbok, Eland, Springbok, Bontebok, Black Wildebeest and more) on our reserve. The variety of flora & fauna makes a perfect habitat also for many bird species, reptiles and other little critters.
Rarely we find tracks and traces of our Cape Mountain Leopard, and catch night sightings of honey badgers, jackals and aardfark.
Conservation is an important part of the reserve and measures are taken to ensure that man’s eco footprint is as minimal as possible.

What to do at Drie Kuilen
Our family-friendly reserve focuses on conservation, with all of the activities offered in line with how nature intended including:
- Scenic & Game Drives
- Hiking & Biking Trails
- Swimming
- Self Drives
- Picnics & Braais
- Jungle Gym Children
- Birding
- Photography
- Star Gazing
Climate
The climate in the area assures hot summers and cold winters, with snow occurring almost every year.
Guests are encouraged to pack for all seasons when visiting as temperatures may vary substantially between day and night.


















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