Welcome to the farmyard at Jukani, where the fun never stops, and every day brings a new adventure! Our delightful collection of animals is full of personality and charm, making it a great place to learn and smile. Let’s dive into some fascinating facts about our farmyard residents and share the exciting news about a new arrival!

The story of four Servals; Primo, Bor, Bondo, and Kindu is one of resilience, rescue, and the promise of a new life at Jukani Wildlife Sanctuary.

Rescued from captivity in Riga, Latvia, Bono, the black leopard, underwent a transformative journey at AAP Primadomus in Spain before finding a new home at the Jukani Wildlife Sanctuary.

The aim: Finding a decent solution for the washouts of the African Grey Parrot pet industry in South Africa, a new home for ex-pet African Grey Parrots.

Did you know at our Plettenberg Bay based SAASA sanctuaries we offer you many different standard ticket options?

Easily one of the most underrated animals in the predator group.

Wild dogs are also known as Painted Wolves or Painted dogs.  A name given to them as a result of their beautiful and unique markings.

I am not sure if it is only the tigers at Jukani or if it is all of them but just take a look at this extremely photogenic tiger. 

Jukani Wildlife Sanctuary is open for hikes daily from 10am till 2pm. No need to book just show up ready to enjoy a leisure stroll in nature. 

Skål Garden Route is delighted to announce that the South African Animal Sanctuary Alliance (SAASA), owners of Jukani wildlife Sanctuary is the winner of the 2019 Sustainable Tourism Award in the category Major Tourist Attractions. Lara Mostert was in Miami to collect the award on behalf of SAASA