The Park boasts in excess of forty species of wildlife. Giraffe, Zebra, Wildebeest, Impala, Duiker and Monkeys roam free. Crocodile, Rock Monitors, Meerkat , Genets, Jackals, and Caracal (Lynx), are housed in camps and enclosures in the sanctuary areas. They are released into freedom if possible

How to Find Us
The Seaview Game and Lion Park is situated 20 min West of Port Elizabeth.
To reach the Game Park, turn off the N2 national road at the sign No.730 Greenbushes / Seaview.' Travel for about 7km towards the sea, turn left onto a gravel road marked "Lion Park". Turn left into the Park approximately 500m down the gravel road.

What to See and Do

• The Seaview Game & Lion Park offers visitors a unique self-drive, close-up game viewing experience of wild animals in their natural habitat.
• Enjoy a light meal and refreshments served by warm, friendly people, while relaxing in the African-Theme  Restaurant. The restaurant offers a vantage point of the panoramic hilly terrain to the north filled with wildlife, and to the south a view of the ocean, where whales and dolphins are often spotted
• Stroll through the Curio shop where you are bound to find the perfect African Gift
• A 'must to do' - take an elevated walk along the new Sappi Adamas Mill Walkway and view the animals at close quarters. The Boardwalk begins and ends at the main veranda of the restaurant
• A bird walk is now available allowing you to see many species of birds.
• For interested visitors, feeding time is at12.00 noon every Sunday.
• In addition, animals such as Zebra, Antelope, Giraffe, Jackals and Wildebeest roam free. Lynx and Meerkat are kept in separate spacious enclosures in our sanctuary area.
• Experience the beauty of the sun setting into the sea.
• Camp in the exclusive 30 site Caravan / Camping site adjacent to the main lion enclosures.
• Have a relaxed Picnic or Braai in shade or sunshine

  The Lions

  As the name implies, the Seaview Game and Lion Park’s main attraction is the lions. At present, the lion population is approximately 55, of which nearly 25 are sub-adults and cubs.

  All the lion cubs born at the Park are hand-reared and for a small fee may be handled by the public. When lions are hand-reared and become familiarized and imprinted with humans, they are not allowed to be hunted.
  Our healthy, adorable cubs continue to receive many accolades. They are inoculated against all known feline diseases and rabies, and are free of Feline AIDS and TB. All the cubs are micro-chipped.

  The White Lions

  3 white lions have been successfully bred in the park in the last 2 years. They can all be seen at the Park.  The aim of the Park’s continued breeding programme is to create a second gene pool to breed healthy white lions and to conserve this rare species

Exploring Working as a Volunteer at the Seaview Game & Lion Park

Working as a volunteer you will have the rare opportunity of hand rearing lion cubs of different ages. More information