Have you seen any Rhino near Cape Town lately?

Published on October 30, 2008 by in Virtual Tours of Accommodation

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At last the weather in Cape Town has cleared up – and we’ve had a chance to dust off the equipment and shoot some panoramic pictures – and we got an interesting one of Rhino’s to start with.

(Like all of our pictures, this one is 360º and interactive. Click and drag to look around)

James Taylor and I headed out to Worcester to get the last bit of the footage needed for a promotional video of Goudini Spa (click here for the virtual tour).

Part of the job took us to Fairy Glen Game Farm, which has to be the closest place to Cape Town where you can see the Big Five.
The drive out takes about an hour and a half, but the scenery is magnificent. Mountain passes, vineyards, clear, trout filled rivers – it’s just everything you love about the Cape.

If you are a local, nature loving purist who loves getting lost in the Kruger National Park, Fairy Glen might feel a bit cramped.
That being said, if you are an international tourist who does not have the time or money to spend a week in the Kruger, but you would like to see the Big Five -  it’s perfect.

A rhino is a rhino and, as you can see from the panoramic image above, you’ll get to see them up close and personal and learn a lot in the process.

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