This is a very well run establishment and the staff are well informed and very friendly. It is well worth a visit if you are in the area

CCF is a well run establishment and a very pleasurable experience, for young and old! With educated and friendly guides, they also have the Anatolian dogs.

If you are in Namibia and have any interest in any of these C’s, this is a must stop. Although cheetahs may be the feature, the story is so much bigger and all the experiences you can select from are worth the trip. Not only has CCF studied the cheetah and saved countless orphaned cheetah but their conservation efforts with... More

Glad we visited the CCF staff very informative and knowledgeable learnt a lot about this incredible animal. Great to see them close up watched them being fed which gave us an opportunity to ask questions and understand the concept of this centre.

If you want to learn about the fastest land mammal, visit this extraordinary refuge and support the great work being done by the volunteers and staff to save the Cheetah. We spent two days visiting the site and met volunteers from around the world who come to help with Cheetah conservation and education. You can watch the feedings of the... More

It is not a zoo, it's a non-profit experiment saving cheetahs cubs who have been made orphans by the killing of their mother by an other animal.

We were ignorent about these animals. The run of young cheeta's at 8 o'clock in de morning gives the best photo's of your trip in Namibia. The guides learn you so much about the conservation of this wild cat. This is a must!

We had been here before and this time we wanted to see something new - the Cheetah run. From our e-mail contact we learned that it could not be done on Sundays... But as we arrived we heard that sure we could, just phone us! So - don't trust your e-mail. Phone! So what we did was the "Eland Drive".... More

We loved seeing the cheetahs run with the lure system (so cute!) and supporting this great organisation. There is a gift shop and education center so one can easily spend a few hours learning about cheetahs there!