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Each day on Sanbona is unique – just like the reserve and its nature-based, responsible tourism and conservation projects

Sanbona is deeply committed to the long-term sustainability of the reserve, as well as providing continued economic opportunity to local people and the region. It’s a massive task and responsibility, but one Sanbona relishes. Conservation and community need to work hand-in-hand to be sustainable and prosperous. So the local community has been involved with Sanbona from the very beginning, and always will be. It’s a simple recipe for success.

Photo by Casper Bester

Photo by Casper Bester

BECOME PART OF THE SANBONA STORY

If you’d like to be a donor and become part of this ongoing success story, we warmly welcome you into the greater Sanbona family. The reserve strives to be as financially sustainable as possible through our eco-tourism concept, however the scale of requirements are such that we require your support. Any donated funding will then be used where most needed by the Sanbona conservation team. They may pay for camera traps or tracking collars or a myriad of other necessities required to keep our research
projects on the go.

CONTRIBUTE TO CONSERVATION

With your assistance we can expand our reach and impact within conservation, securing this ancient landscape for the benefit of future generations. Kindly submit your details below, and a member from our team will be in direct contact:

    CURRENCY

    PROJECT

    Bank: Standard Bank

    Branch:  Port Elizabeth

    Branch Code:  050017

    Account Name:  Sanbona Nature and Wilderness Reserve NPC

    Account Number:  370619870

    Account Type: CURRENT

    SWIFT Code: SBZAZAJJ

    Paygate Terms and conditions

    Sanbona Nature and Wilderness Reserve is registered in terms of the Section 18A income tax act and all donations are 100% tax deductible within South Africa. For a tax receipt, or to send proof of payment, please email: info@sanbonanature.org.za.

    SANBONA IS A SPECIAL PLACE 

    Come on a safari with us and exhale in this ancient, arid wilderness. Specialist guides will tell you of the unique flora and fauna found on the reserve, its robust geology and fragile ecosystems, conservation projects in action and how history shaped the current landscape. Maybe take a guided nature walk and discover the smaller creatures, smell the wild herbal plants and see fresh animal tracks in the sand. The Little Karoo may appear sparse, but it’s a rich and rewarding landscape when you look a little deeper. Bring along the children too and introduce them to the wonders of the natural world. Sanbona is a special place, and when you go there, you’ll feel it too.

    Photo by Chelee Brown

    Photo by Chelee Brown