Safari Lodge
    Gondwana Game Reserve, South Africa
    190m
    PlnrScore 42

    Sand en See 1 (Self-Catering)

    Sand en See 1 (Self-Catering) is a guesthouse near Gondwana Game Reserve.

    Score
    42
    Species
    3351

    Location

    Latitude

    -34.193745

    Longitude

    22.037725

    Elevation

    190m

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    Sand en See 1 (Self-Catering) in Gondwana Game Reserve

    Activities

    guesthouse

    Nearest Airport

    Mossel Bay Airport

    MZY
    21 km away

    Nearest International Airport

    George Airport

    GRJ
    46 km away

    3,351

    Total Species

    81

    Mammals

    273

    Birds

    Most Observed Species

    white milkwood
    445 obs
    western coastal wattle
    388 obs
    Bietou
    341 obs
    Cape Aloe
    300 obs
    Common Sunshine Conebush
    242 obs
    Sweet Pea Shrub
    241 obs
    Angulate Tortoise
    230 obs
    Lavender Dollsrose
    221 obs
    Karoo Boerbean
    217 obs
    Lanceleaf Sugarbush
    215 obs
    More details
    MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
    High23.1°23.5°22.6°20.1°19.5°18.5°17.1°17.7°18.1°19.4°21°22°
    Low17.2°16.9°15.9°12.7°10.7°9.8°7.5°7.9°9.6°12.3°13.8°15.6°
    Rain
    45
    32
    65
    34
    50
    38
    25
    26
    34
    62
    36
    52
    Humidity78%77%80%80%77%71%70%70%73%77%74%75%
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