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For those wishing to learn more about the world's largest bird, the Safari Ostrich Farm is a fun stop along the picturesque Garden Route.
Tours of the farm run at an hourly rate every day, and introduce visitors to the farm as well as its residents. The world's second largest bird, the Australian Emu, is also present.
Visitors can also indulge in some souvenir shopping or have a delicious lunch at the attached restaurant.
Animals within the park include rock hyraxes, klipspringer, mountain zebras, and a variety of birds.
Short Overview
A working ostrich farm since 1956, the Safari Ostrich Farm in Oudtshoorn is a popular stop along the Garden Route for kids and big kids alike.
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