Tours

The Jane Goodall Institute South Africa

Our tours last between 1 to 1.5 hours and are partially wheelchair accessible for about half of the tour.

Our guided tours last between 1 and 1.5 hours and are partially wheelchair accessible (about half of the route).

Visitors have the unique opportunity to see chimpanzees living in large, semi-wild enclosures — safe at last from the hardships they once endured as pets, entertainers, or victims of the bushmeat trade.

From specially designed viewpoints, you can observe the chimps in their forest and foraging areas, where they spend hours exploring, playing, and expressing natural behaviours. It’s a chance to witness their social interactions, group dynamics, and individual personalities up close.

Why join a tour?

  • Meet our rescued chimpanzees, each with their own story and character
  • Learn more about the threats they face in the wild and what is being done to protect them
  • Experience a powerful connection with humanity’s closest relative
  • Support the ongoing care and welfare of our chimps — all tour proceeds go directly back into the sanctuary

Come and join us for an unforgettable journey into the world of chimpanzees, and discover how together we can help save them from extinction.

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Tour Times:

  • 10:00 am, 12:00 pm and 14:00 pm
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Prices:

  • Children under 6 years – FREE
  • R330* per international adult; R290* per local adult; R175* per international child (6-12); R150* per local child (6-12)
  • R255* per international pensioner (over 65) ; R220* per local pensioner
  • R945* per international Family (2 Adults + 2 Children) ; R850 per local family
  • R640* per international Single Parent (1 Adult + 2 Children) ;R570* per local single parent
  • R155*/R130 Additional Children on family package.

* Locals will need to provide a South African ID or drivers license

* Prices include conservation fee

Educational School Tour

Chimpanzee Tour

Activities

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