Lawnwood Snake Sanctuary offers a fun and educational experience, perfect for visitors of all ages curious about snakes and reptiles.
Located near Plettenberg Bay, this sanctuary has a fascinating collection of snake species, including indigenous and exotic varieties, as well as other reptiles like lizards and crocodiles.
Whether you are a nature buff, a family with curious children, or someone interested in learning more about snakes, lizards, and reptiles, Lawnwood Snake Sanctuary has something to offer.
Guided tours are the highlight of the sanctuary. They are led by knowledgeable guides eager to share their expertise and flexible in adapting the tour to match the group’s pace.
Tours typically last between 1 and 1.5 hours, and most of the questions from the groups are usually about how deadly the snake is and whether a particular breed of snake can be found in the Garden Route. Without giving away too much, we can tell you there is some good news and some bad news in this regard :D
The guides allow visitors to interact with some of the snakes and lizards, including a giant Burmese python. Holding some of the snakes is an unforgettable experience and a fantastic photo opportunity, making it a perfect stop for those traveling through the Garden Route region.
The sanctuary’s commitment to conservation and education makes it not only a great place to visit but also a vital part of broader ecological efforts. Its focus is on snakes from all over South Africa.
Whether planning a family outing, a solo adventure, or a day of learning, Lawnwood Snake Sanctuary is a must-visit destination.
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