There’s ostriches aplenty at this family-run farm, restaurant and tourist complex just 500m from Cape Point’s main gate. Regular tours of the breeding facilities, which consist of 40 birds in 40 'camps', cover the ostrich's life cycle and offer glimpses of eggs incubating or even hatching. The well-stocked ostrich-leather and egg-shops are packed with items from handbags to carved eggshells.
Cape Point Ostrich Farm
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