Experience the raw beauty of Africa’s first free-roaming Big Five residential reserve, Dinokeng Game Reserve. Our expert-guided open-vehicle safaris offer unparalleled wildlife viewing and photographic opportunities in the heart of Gauteng.
Dinokeng is unique as the only Big Five reserve in Gauteng where animals roam freely across a vast, malaria-free landscape. By choosing an open safari vehicle over a closed car, you lose the barriers between you and nature. You’ll smell the rain-soaked earth, hear the warning calls of birds, and enjoy an elevated vantage point that is perfect for professional-grade photography.
We offer a convenient 50/3 payment plan designed to give you peace of mind while securing your Big Five experience.
Our instalment system is fully digitised and paperless, supporting our commitment to a greener planet. These structured payments allow us to provide consistent, year-round support to the conservation teams and local communities that make the Dinokeng Game Reserve a thriving sanctuary for wildlife.
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Our safaris prioritize the well-being of the animals. We adhere to strict “quiet-zone” protocols around sightings and never off-road, ensuring the delicate savanna ecosystem remains undisturbed for future generations. By visiting Dinokeng, you contribute directly to local land conservation and community employment.
NOT TO DO: Strictly no smoking or littering within the reserve boundaries.
DO: Keep your arms and legs inside the vehicle at all times.
DO: Ask your ranger questions—they love sharing their knowledge!
NOT TO DO: Never stand up in the vehicle when near animals, as this breaks the “human-to-vehicle” silhouette and can spook wildlife.
The Dinokeng Open-Vehicle One-Day Safari is the quickest way to swap the city skyline for a wild horizThe Ultimate Kruger and Walk with the lions Safari Comboon. It’s an intensive, high-quality wildlife experience designed for those who want to see the Big Five without the long drive to the Lowveld.
Layered clothing is best. It can be very cold in the wind of an open vehicle in the morning, even in summer.
No, but we make scheduled stops at secure picnic sites or lodges.
While nature is unpredictable, our rangers use radio communication and expert tracking to provide the highest possible chance of sightings.
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